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Ungaro 2007
by Emanuel Ungaro
Ungaro 2007 is a rich, creamy, and youthful gourmand floral with a spicy amber heart, combining sweet berries, jasmine, and saffron for an elegant yet playful effect. Many users describe it as a happy, seductive, and well-blended scent with an inviting fruit-floral-amber profile that feels both modern and timeless. It carries a light, lyrical sweetness reminiscent of Viva La Juicy, Alien, and Gabriella Sabatini, with a dry down that blends warm saffron and honeyed amber to create a sophisticated sweet-spicy aura. The original version—known for its peach-colored juice—is praised for its depth, longevity (up to 12 hours), and high sillage, especially on the skin and clothing, though the reformulated purple version is criticized for being synthetic, weak, and fleeting by some. Despite this, the fragrance remains highly regarded for its joyful, wearable charm and ability to draw compliments.
Pros
- +Favorable sillage and longevity in the original version, lasting up to 12 hours
- +A well-blended, complex, and elegant fragrance with a sweet yet refined profile
- +Extremely wearable for daytime, summer, and social events with a cheerful, flirtatious vibe
Cons
- −Reformulated version (purple juice) has poor longevity and a synthetic, ill-defined character
- −May be too sweet or cloying for those who dislike gourmands or overly fruity notes
- −Fragrance performance varies significantly by skin chemistry, with some experiencing weak projection and rapid dissipation