Dama Bianca

A mysterious ethereal scent. This is really her. Been looking for her for decades. So similar to Feyora, they are sister scents to me. Not a gourmand, but fleurmand (vanilla and delicate floral petals). Smells like an angel.

An impressively complex yet incredibly wearable fragrance, a caliber of perfume put forward by Casamorati which surpassed expectations. Starts off quite crisp and bright but not overpowering. The kumquat is such an interesting choice--citrusy, a bit orange-y, but also sweet and juicy. Reminds me of sipping Corfu spritzes while on a trip to Greece way too long ago.. so nostalgic! A slight hint of anise at the top as well, very quiet and subtle, but which does become a bit more amplified via the lilac as everything starts to warm up. LOTS of lilac after about 30-minutes which is ultimately tempered by both the violet + the jasmine rather rapidly. The violet is, at first, a bit creamy but rapidly shifts into more of a violet candy. Despite the heap of florals involved, they never bombard nor overwhelm. The jasmine effectively moderates more of these candy-like aspects. A barely sweet vanilla appears during the dry down; a more evident iris at this point provides for a more musky, more powdery and slightly airy (and somewhat 'bouncy') vanilla to remain. Warm and woody but also silky and creamy; the sweetness never becomes cloying but rather is more sparkly. An aura-like feel of sugar specks wafting around you. Very celestial. This is a ultra-polished purple + white floral that is somehow both lofty and grounded. Everything registers as effortlessly chic, where the totality of the parts work synergistically rather than competitively. Despite many of its sweeter aspects, this is--at best--a gourmand-lite in my opinion. Very textural! Feels like slipping into the most luxurious silk nightgown and robe, being fully pampered in a ultra-luxurious resort on the Mediterranean. It will guide you on a dreamy, chimeric journey. DB is a shining example as to what makes perfumery such an enjoyable hobby. Simply gorgeous.

Pretty, light, sparkly citrusy and sweet feminine scent. But the second I smelled it, it instantly reminded me of a bright pink/coral Sol de Janeiro body cream I used to have. Then I saw Cheirosa 40 is one of the main “reminds me of” comparisons, so I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed. Yeah so to me, it’s very similar to SDJ Cheirosa 40. So I’d honestly recommend getting the SDJ body mist or body cream instead, because they’re close enough that I personally couldn’t justify spending niche perfume money on Dama Bianca. I also don’t think this scent profile is unique enough to make it worth the price. It’s pretty, feminine, soft and slightly sweet, but it didn’t really WOW me. If you’re unsure or on the fence, I’d definitely get a sample first before buying. Especially if you’re really careful about spending money on niche fragrances and want something that actually feels unique, I’d personally save my coins on this one. I’ve also seen people say Junoon Noir is a dupe, so that might be worth trying too I did order a sample first, and since it smells almost identical to Cheirosa 40 to my nose, I won’t be buying a full bottle.

Dama Bianca is undeniably elegant and beautifully blended. The soft fruits, delicate florals and gentle woods create a silky, feminine scent with a comforting aura. Unfortunately, it remains too subtle on my skin. The performance is simply too weak for such a beautiful composition, leaving me wishing it had more presence and longevity.

Dama Bianca, I absolutely adore you. I feel so feminine and delicious when I wear this. It’s interesting to see how perfumes can smell so different for others. For me, she is citrus heavy upfront and that gives key lime pie in the best way. The creamiest citrus desert with a whipped topping. Airy and soft after a while. It’s powdery but not in a dated sense. I’ve had someone tell me that I smelled like Dairy Queen soft serve, and I’m not mad at that. I would consider Dama Bianca more of a summer gourmand vs winter.

Girly, unique, playful and elegant all at once. This is always described as a malty fluffy vanilla, but it’s also very fruity and floral. You can totally smell the kumquats and violet. This is “unicorn” perfume vibes for a snowy winter day, but I also see it as a bridal perfume for spring or summer. Incredibly versatile and hyper feminine without being sickeningly sweet or overbearingly floral.

I was finally able to smell this and it exceeded my expectations! This is one of those that I feel is hyped for a reason. I had bought Junoon Noir about a year ago because I heard it was very similar. I will admit that it is about 90% similar to Dama Bianca. The difference for me is that Dama has that airy/fluffy/etherial quality to it. I feel like the kumquat note in Junoon Noir is heavier and sometimes smells too much like sour grapes and vanilla to me. I'm not getting that with Dama Bianca.

Love love love. Really beautiful and delicate. If you’ve ever seen the goth aesthetic that’s all white instead of all black, that’s what this perfume is to me. As much as i love this scent, the performance makes the retail price hard to justify. But I want this in my collection for forever

This perfume reminds me of sitting in my mom’s garden in the sun. Very realistic florals with a soft powder and musk.

on a testing strip, it's amazing. it's not a dry, chalky powder scent at all; it's definitely creamy and milky. however, when on my skin, it smells more akin to the generic peachy bathroom soap, baby wipes, and scented feminine products all in one. this would probably smell way better on someone else.

smelt this today for the first time and oh my god? divine

My husband said : it’s alright it’s just not you. What does that mean? Well-behaved, delicate, predictable, gentle femininity, safe and contained. He’s right. She’s beautiful, powdery and fragile , fresh and elegant, somewhat discrete to but completely incongruent with my energy. She is someone to be adored and sheltered

This one really reminds me of a mix of SdJ Cheirosa 40 and AG Mod Vanilla. Can't see anyone else who comperes it to Mod.

I neither like or dislike Dama Bianca. I will say its such a unique take on vanilla, I smell the purple florals, I also smell some sort of fruity vegetable which gives it this ever so slightly juicy / jelly-ish angelic feel. I'm trying to find a way to describe it but I can't. Reading other's reviews I can see how it smells like beer or even savory, but it's also not powdery at all to my nose. It's just not for me but I'm glad I was able to get my nose on it!

Dama Bianca was a totally loss for me. Sampled, expecting I’d wax poetic about the beautifully syrupy gourmand experience Dama Bianca promises. Nope! On me, Dama smells like the dry down of a fruity hand sanitizer, like I spilled flavored vodka on myself and sniffed the spot after it dried. Not for me at all.

Sprayed this on at Holts. This frag is described as Ethereal a lot, and fairy-like, I guess to me that meant it would have like an airy, delicate quality. This is a piercingly sweet frag. This is a niche comparison, but it smells like diet raspberry pancakes doused in syrup, like exactly. Or at least realistic raspberries covered in maple syrup scent. I can kind of get what people are talking about when they say it's angelic and stuff. I guess I'd say it's giving a purple stone or crystal. I'm just saying Lilyphea Diptyque is delivering more on a fairy type. I don't consider this blind buy safe. Like you have to be really in a strong sweet sent, and also purple florals.

A perfect soul lifter and it came exactly on time. I beautiful opening with a powdery bomb. im enjoying every layer of it and the dry down is beautiful...it is a feminine perfume indeed, but for some odd reasons its wearable for both genders Over all 9/10

This is the perfume that my inner child feels most happy when wearing. Last spring, I went through a period of self-reflection and transformation that led to deep inner child healing. I had the pleasure of meeting the little girl who’s been craving comfort, joy, and freedom her whole life and I learned to slowly build a healthy relationship with her and tend to her needs. This is what I wear when I want to reconnect to that innocent part of me, untainted by the external expectations. Dama Bianca is a safe space for pure expression. It doesn’t set standards for your way of being. You can be your true authentic self and never feel cringe because she is aligned with your highest version. The version that unapologetically exists but never proves. She doesn’t need attention, she is the divine feminine that lives within us all; wise, soft and receiving without guilt.

I wanted to love this, but the malt note absolutely wrecks an otherwise gorgeous fragrance. It opens with an ethereal blend of florals and then veers into a strange bready, yeasty, soy‑sauce dry-down. The malt did not interact well with my skin chemistry but maybe on others it is beautiful. I think a skin test is a must with this fragrance.

When I first smelled this it wasn't mind blowing on the paper. Couple of days later I wanted to spray it on my skin and I immediately thought of one of my body oils. They smell very similar and I always wanted to find a fragrance that smelled like that. The projection is not the best but I wouldn't mind reapplying. Citrusy, almost fresh purple florals with powdery, beautiful vanilla. Could be worn in every season. I don't think it will offend anyone because it being such a soft fragrance. Definetly going to buy a full bottle.

this is wayyy too powdery for me. smells amazing on other people, smells like sour vanilla scented baby powder on my skin. not for me

I’m so happy I found a Xerjoff line fragrance I can wear. I was worried after trying some of the others (Erba Pura etc) that they would all give me headaches, but Casamorati Dama Bianca is completely the opposite. It has a fresh, light airy, slightly citrusy fruit on the top which quickly fades on my warm skin leaving a cloud-like vanilla that my partner says reminds him of something in a bakery- I think it’s akin to vanilla buttercream (the scent you smell when you make buttercream, rather than the way it tastes… in the sense that it’s not dense but airy). It’s also slightly powdery and I get some mild white musk. I don’t get strong florals, which is surprising since this has violet, iris, lilac, jasmine and lily of the valley. There is nothing strong about Dama Bianca- it’s almost like a light cloud that sits close to the skin. Or the way freshly laundered sheets linger momentarily in the air when you make a bed. This would be a wonderfully cozy winter fragrance, or for spring or fall as well. I was nervous hope it would do in summer- it might become cloying- but I’m testing it today in 80 degrees with high humidity and it’s been wonderful. So, this could be an all season scent. It’s definitely an all occasion scent, given that the projection is minimal and the sillage seems to be low to medium. I sprayed some on my arm last night and didn’t smell it much this morning, so I suspect the longevity may not be great. But, I’ll see how long it lasts today, when it’s not rubbing against fabric. Definitely happy with this fragrance!

This is my absolute favourite! I got married in february and Dama Bianca was my bridal perfume. If that doesn't tell you how gorgeous this scent is, idk what will. It's absolutely ethereal and so great for a bride - especially if you're a winter bride (but also works great for fall or spring).

Love it, it's the smell little babies have, it's the smell of my mom's hug." Very soft and elegant

Wild take, but this smells like an elevated vanilla version of Sunshine by Demeter, even though the notes are completely different. The powder in both fragrances has a similar texture. I love both, but Dama Bianca is the obvious winner when it comes to a sunny, powdery fragrance.

If I were to smell this on paper, I would tell you I hate it: soapy florals, kumquat and lime with a hint of a sweet musky vanillic nuance. I would describe it as abrasive and headache-inducing. On my skin however, it takes on a bit of a clean laundry quality: the florals air out and become more distinctly violet and lilac-esque. The malt makes it take on a more linen-like quality and maybe a touch of vanilla on the tail-end. Edit: I don’t know what it is but a few days after opening this, the scent really becomes warmer and has a more vanilla quality. There is still this distinct “cleanness” from the florals but I do like how this new vanilla melds with the lime and kumquat. Unfortunately however, as it dries down, I do distinctly smell that “beer breath” quality of it. :/ Edit 2: There is something about that malt that makes it airier the longer this settles on your skin. I kept debating "Do I sell this?" but now I'm leaning towards using it in this intense heat we've been heaving. If you let it settle and add Angel Cake & Cream VS, you get that light airy creaminess I've been craving. Not overwhelming at all!

My first perfume from this house, and I started with a banger! This is ultra feminine, fairy garden, powdery but not too powdery, heaven in a bottle. Absolutely gorgeous, can’t stop smelling myself. Decent amount of citrus in the top that dries down into a lovely vanilla/floral mix that to me would be universally appreciated.

I honestly didn't expect this at all. I bought it thinking I would absolutely love it because the notes sounded exactly like the kind of things I enjoy, but the opposite happened. I was expecting an angelic, elegant and enchanting softness, yet I ended up feeling disappointed. Never blind buy this fragrance. It smells like a fruity sweet chewing gum from your childhood that was forgotten somewhere for ten years. Years later, you find it at the back of a drawer. It has become stale, dusty, hardened and lost all of its freshness, but it still carries a faint sweet scent. That is exactly what this perfume reminds me of. It smells like an old white chewing gum that has become stale, dusty and aged over time. I think my perfume is defective. Is it normal for it to smell like this?

If you wanted an early 2000's floral body splash to smell like a sophisticated perfume this would be it.

The opening just ruined it for me (maybe because of the kumquat note). :(