A commercial hit of the 2000s, it used to be everywhere, especially in clubs. I guess it is a talent of Ropion to have his creations adored by the masses. As in LVEB case, it is well deserved for Euphoria. It truly is exceptional.

The top opens with a burst of pomegranate and succulent persimmon followed by a mysterious and intoxicating blend of rich orchid and dewy lotus blossom. The drydown leaves a lasting signature of liquid amber and mahogany wood paired with sensual musks and an addictive cream accord. It’s warm and pretty. I wore it yesterday again after a few months and multiple people smiled at me in public, which doesn’t normally happen in my country.Could be a signature,no wonder this won a Fifi award,wow this is truly a match of fruit,flowers and woods beautifully blended.

Euphoria seems like one in a vast category of very similar smells, but I'm open to the idea that it was the first, or at least most prominent to smell this way (I have no idea, feel free to educate me). I've never consciously sniffed Euphoria, but I've smelled it before, if you know what I mean. It's warm, slightly woody, slightly gourmand, pleasant powder, nothing cloying, strange or shrill about it. The strongest observation I have is that it seems well blended. Beyond that I find it pleasant, but nondescript. Unlike many noses years ago, I could take it or leave it; nothing to dislike, but not much to love for me either, I'm afraid.

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I saw one of the YouTube videos about it and fell in love immediately. It is dark, mysterious smells like the colour ‘violet’ (if violet had a smell, euphoria would be it). Provocative and sensual, euphoria for women is inspired by the orchid’s mythical, sexy and exotic notes, creating a truly mysterious and feminine perfume. Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number).

Although it is written that it is intended for women, I think it is a unisex fragrance. The staying power is slightly above average. The spread is also slightly above average. It starts to disappear after 3 hours on the skin. You may want to freshen up in the middle of the day. I am sure this smell will be felt immediately in a crowded environment. I might be anosmic to it because when I tried it on a test strip I could barely smell the florals, which are light and dewey, accompanied by a strong sweet and camphoraceous smell that I cannot describe. It's either medicinal or chemical like Ajax powder. least 5% of Australian Pharmacy Transactions~ have occurred for that product within the previous 2 months; or if at least 5% of Australian Pharmacy It is so seductive. If it wasn't for the upcoming sweetness I think this would cross over into slightly masculine territory.I nearly love this scent, especially in the top notes and middle notes. At that time, Euphoria was not only sweet but also fresh. Everything is perfect. But in the last scent, this became bitter and less charming for me. I don't dislike Euphoria but I don't like Euphoria either... it's not "euphoric" to me, so to speak. A nice blended floral, where no one note stands out. With a tiny bit of fruit to stop it being too much floral, and a traditional woody base. And just enough powder to be nice, and not so much that you feel it’s powdery.