Description
French house of Romea D`Ameor introduced a collection of seven perfumes, which were inspired by secrets of beauty of famous women who played an important role and marked the history. These women are charismatic and radiate in full beauty. The perfumes were created in cooperation with perfumer Pierre Bourdon and they were named: The Princess of Venice, The Great Inca Priestesses, The Mistresses of Louis XIV, The Sovereigns of Egypt, The Great Empresses of Japan, The Secret Heroines of the Tsar, The Taj Mahal’s Eternal Love.
This perfume was created to capture youthful feeling and thoughts, and to contribute to quality of life. It opens with sparkling notes of grapefruit and bergamot, with melon and black currant, adding aromas of crushed, fresh leaves, lily of the valley and sea breeze aromas. A heart blooms with beautiful blue lotus Taj Mahal, strengthened with rose and jasmine, while base notes await us with iris, vetiver, raspberry, peach, vanilla and sensual musk. The Taj Mahal’s Eternal Love was launched in 2008.
ifedotov – :
An enjojable floral fruity composition with a slightly aquatic tendency.
But it is not dominant aquatic that I would it classify as an aquatic Perfume like Davidoff Cool Water Women.
The Lotus is very prominent in my opinion. The Seawater and the Melon is obvious detectable.
It is a very descreet Fragrance. Wearable for every Day for example at work.
But it is expensive. There are cheaper perfumes of this kind of Fragrance.
But it is nothing special and the costs is therefore not justified.
Coestecer – :
Well, I ordered their sample kit, never came. I wrote them twice, they even did not bother to answer. Well, suggest not to support these kind of people!!
JOHNNY5 – :
Opened very fruity and sweet, dominated by loads of melon and peaches, almost resembling a fruity shampoo. To make this more interesting the perfumer decided to add sea notes which here simply does not work.
The “sea note” together with magnolia makes this rather putrid and gross. It actually reminds me a bit of ELDOS “Secretions Magnetifiques”. It basically smells like algae and dead fish covered with a fruit shampoo.
I did not get any flowers until the drydown, where I was approached by a shy jasmine. The gross heart part has calmed down, though I still get whiffs of it.
The composition has a very shy silage and moderate longevity.
olyanka – :
Although Roméa D’Améor LES GRANDES AMOURS DU TAJ MAHAL is supposed to feature Lotus Bleu (translated as Taj Mahal water lily), what I smell smacks more of a peony frag. It may be that both water lily and peony are present in this composition, but the latter certainly dominates and makes this a somewhat humdrum floral fragrance to my nose. So many peony frags, so little desire to wear any of them! Désolée. 3.29.11
celpancelialk – :
This is my favourite of the Romea line and I tried them all. A delightful fruity floral, not totally original or groundbreaking but lovely and easy to wear anytime really, I bought the FB.
Xeroxbphwc – :
I initially get floral notes, sea notes and a slight grapefruit citrus note… It definitely screams ‘fruity floral’ composition… It’s nice, well balanced, but not particularly interesting or unique… I prefer Bleu Riviera by Fragonard…
сербун – :
I guess it’s quite expensive perfume, at least in my country it costs more than 300$. I catch a smell of a ripe melon, raspberry and blackcurrant in gentle flowers. I use it for daytime and in the summertime, because it’s light and comfortable as a natural smell of a fresh beautiful female body. The smell is quite good, espessialy if you like melon in perfume.
somiic – :
Oh yes, I am curious about this one too, it’s not expensive (about 25E), but it seems to be a good and quality perfume.