Aqua Allegoria Teazzurra

I get an oddly sweet musky citrus profile.

I have a bottle (80%) and don't use it. Happy to sell in the EU :)

Magnificent scent. An all-year tea scent. A pity that under my cap the gold paint peels off but it happens only with this one out of my Allegorias. The tea seems to carry its scent over water and through citrus orchard. The bergamot is so bitter here, lemon so refreshing, grapefruit so juicy. Camomille and jasmine anchor this composition and make it versatile with regards to weather, especially with musk and a drop of vanilla. One of the best in Aqua Allegoria line. 12 hours of feeling it on me. It is quite substantial for a summer day. Applied in the morning it carries me thorough the day in its scent. I feel echo of it after 24 hours.

Honestly, I think this may be my most beloved fragrance ever! I just bought my 2nd Back up Bottle ( which is a little used, but thats ok) because I never want to run out of this! Such a shame it is discontinued. So much so, that I have sent DUA fragrances an email requesting them to please make a dupe of this! Perhaps if others joined in, they would release a new fragrance and call it..."Azure Tea" or something fabulous like that. One could only hope...

Cudowny zapach mrożonej herbaty z cytryną. Na początku ostro cytrusowy (co początkowo mnie zraziło), ale układa się lekko, ziołowo, trochę słodko z dobrze wyczuwalnym jaśminem. Przyjemny, elegancki świeżak. Niestety trwałość jako to EDT. Będę szukać jakiegoś łatwo dostępnego odpowiednika.

I have bottle for sell from Cairo duty free 75 ml opened and missing few sprits for trying

Replica Tea Escape eau fraÎche. I love it but it's similar enough to Tea Escape (which definitely feels too cloying and sweet for summer) without as much of the complexity and beauty of Tea Escape, so it may end up being decluttered. If you have one you do not need the other.

This one is plush, fluffy, like a big puffy cotton-like cloud. Teazzura is very pleasant and almost smells like something a child or baby would wear. Having never tried his Petite Guerlain, this is sort of what comes to mind when I imagine it. The top is a sharp citrus blend and the "tea" is recognizable, especially for those who tried Tokyo back when it was in production. It's the same tea accord. I admit I was hoping this would be Guerlain's attempt at a Bvlgari-like bright and fresh tea, but it's not at all, it's a smooth and round tea impression made even softer and more round by the addition of chamomile. The citrus, tea, and chamomile are immediately present and as the citrus fades the white musk starts to come out. I personally get little to no jasmine out of this. The middle accord of tea and chamomile with a hint of clean white musk lingers for a nice little while, a couple of hours or so, before starting to fade into a quiet vanilla-musk combination. And that's all! Overall this is a springtime scent. It's for those days when you might still need a thin jacket when you go outside but the sun is so nice and bright that you want to usher Spring along. This is light enough to work well in the summer too but it's not so much a cooling scent as it is a clean and soothing scent. This is one AA that I believe is worth the money. There aren't many occasions where I would wear it and it's not perfect, but when it's called for nothing else can take its place.

This is so lovely and refreshing. It has a lot of development, and I love every stage. The citrus in the beginning is lovely and fresh, then the florals come out and linger for a while. I keep getting whiffs of smooth, slightly sweet jasmine and chamomile. This is such a nice, light scent for summer, but it has good staying power. I hope I can find a full bottle somehow.

It's been four years since I reviewed this scent. I was still a relative novice in my perfume journey, but I'm pleased to say that my initial impression still holds true. It's the most refreshing summer scent I own, and I am so grateful to still have more than half a bottle left, especially looking at how much it is selling for on eBay. Of course, my sense of smell has become more refined over the years, and while I initially said I like it, there is no doubt now that I love it. There is something about the hint of jasmine that elevates this beyond your typical summer freshie. It softens what could have been something harsh due to the powerful citrus opening. Of course, it's more about green tea than anything else. By some magical balancing act, the tea, jasmine, and perhaps the chamomile almost give the impression of neroli to me, though that may be because it bears a passing resembles to the jasmine/neroli beauty California Reverie by VC&A. A fellow Fragrantician and friend told me how she had dedicated a week to wearing some of the "cheapies" she owns, with great success. Inspired, I put a spin on it by revisiting some of my older fragrances that through time, became reached for less and less. I am so happy to rediscover Teazurra, and it will definitely be taking a journey with me to hot and humid South Carolina when I visit soon. I have no doubt that it will shine magnificently under those conditions.

This is Tommy Girl's sophisticated French cousin. Perfection in hot weather.

Citrusy tea with something kind of weirdly synthetic - calone! It's kind of a seaside soapy scent. The tea and citrus are balanced and don't overpower each other. it isn't too sweet, it's clean, fresh and airy. discontinued but otherwise not quite FB worthy as i don't know how i feel about the calone. imagine a plastic bottle of jasmine tea by the pool with a freshly laundered dress, having just used a citrusy lotion.

This is one of the successful later era Allegorias, surprising it didn’t become a permanent offering. A wonderful summer fragrance with zest from the citrus, coolness from the tea and aquatic notes and a hint of sweetness from the vanilla at the base. Really really lovely in warm weather (does not do so well in cooler times, somehow the fragrance doesn’t come out right in cold environment). I am not a huge fan of tea notes but this is one that I really enjoy. Charming, citrusy, delicious blue tea with a touch of spice. Always happy to wear this when I feel like a green tea moment. It’s different on the skin depending on the temperature and different on the clothes- I wore it once after a long time and thought the girl next to me on the train was wearing something nice, vaguely reminiscent of Bobbi Brown’s’Bath’ (which is lovely by the way) until she left and I realised it was me lol

This is my favourite perfume ever for Spring/Summer. Tea + bergamot + lemon. Simple, soft, fresh and a little bit fizzy. I loved it immediately. Now discontinued! Typical.

Opens with bitter scrubbery tea and light citrus before some perfumey nondescript florals coming in and coexist together with the opening (the bitter tea never really go away). Not a combi I find appealing but I can see people liking it.

Review: I've had Teazzura for a while now and the scent has really grown on me. It took some time to appreciate all the nuances of the scent but I’ve really taken to it and I'm so glad to have it in my collection. It is a very uplifting scent that makes me feel fresh and clean. Lasts on me all day as well. Love it. ______ First Impressions: When I wear Teazzura I feel like a bar of lemon soap all sudsy with bubbles. Teazzura opens up with a burst of lemon, the kind that reminds me of detergent. On dry down the green tea and chamomile comes out and a heavy cloak of soapiness follows. I blind purchased a bottle based on glowing reviews from Jus de Rose and Paulina Schar. If you enjoy very soapy, citrus scents, you will enjoy Teazzura. Personally, I wish the tea notes were more pronounced… instead I find the lemon and soapiness overpowers the scent.

Simple, natural, relaxed. Brings a smile on my face. As a man, i really like this on a woman.

Wow, I wasn’t crazy about this at first, but now I’m really fond of it. Such a light and refreshing tea scent! It’s very delicate at first, but it leans more perfumey at the end, and the base notes blend into my skin scent. I think it is suited for office wear and spring picnics.

This is a beautiful mixture between a genuine tea perfume (like a cup of elegant steaming tea) and gentle powdery jasmine. It is not quite like jasmine tea because of the powdery notes but it is pretty close. There is also a very gentle watery note with no hint of marine fishiness. There is also a musky note which to me borders on soapy. Altogether it makes me think about the feeling of being wrapped in a giant fluffy towel in a spa, whilst drinking a cup of steaming aromatic tea after a massage - amazing. Longevity is average and sillage is moderate. Leans feminine.

It is a green tea citrus chamomile vanilla sweet fragrance with an aquatic vibe. It lasts longer than other Allegoria waters. I have used it for two summers, had lot of compliments, then suddenly started feeling a headache after first drop.

I don't know if the sample I got was old/bad, but I barely smell anything after 30 seconds 😢 Smells like really watered down lemonade with a hint of floral and vanilla.

The opening of Teazzurra is a combination of lemon, green tea, bergamot, a little grapefruit, a little bit of chamomile and musk. There's something in it that gives me a very slight headache but I couldn't say what. Around 45 minutes in it's the same but it's settled down from a moderate projection to an intimate one. 60 minutes in the jasmine comes through to join the rest of the notes from earlier and you find you have a perfume that is essentially flowers and a citrusy green tea. 90 minutes in it's a lemony green tea, chamomile, jasmine, a little musk and a little vanilla and a tiny hint of calone. It stays like this until about two and a quarter hours in when it changes to a yellow/white floral as the lemony green tea vanishes. It stays like this for another two hours and then starts to fade away. Around six hours you think it's about to die and then there's one last gear change and it becomes a vanilla and musk combination with the tiniest whiff of florals. You really have to go sniffing yourself with your nose pressed up on the skin to smell it at this stage. It lasts until about ten hours after application before finally waving away. Like virtually all the Aqua Allegoria range it's a spring and summer perfume for the day. It's okay but that mystery ingredient that gives me a very slight headache means it isn't a repurchase for me. I'll be looking at Herba Fresca and Mandarine Basilic for Aqua Allegoria top ups when finances permit.

It somehow reminds me of Voyage by Hermes in conjunction with EA green tea. This frag is green but also yellow, green tea and flowers. It s not extraordinary but if you are at home office, it will cheer you up. It s not obtrusive, nor remarkable and could suit you for lazy weekends or gym time. It s just pretty.

this starts off as a very lemony tea-it's gorgeous. as it settles in i get the chamomile and jasmine, and later the jasmine intensifies even more. more time passes and i get tiny hints of vanilla and musk but it's very subtle. the vanilla grows stronger and it dries down to a jasmine tea with hints of vanilla. one of the prettiest tea perfumes i've ever encountered.

To me, this smells like an amalgamation of spring flowers in a garden; the petals, stems, leaves and dirt. Though vague and few, my fondest of childhood memories were smelling flowers in the garden, and that’s what this scent triggers for me. I’m so annoyed that this has been dc’d, bc I’m completely obsessed with spraying this and am burning through my bottle. Shout out to T Dub for this magical potion.

Tea and citruses. Gentle, airy, perfect for spring. A light, inoffensive, office-friendly scent. Actually captures the scent of tea, which is lovely. Got a compliment 05/07/2021 from NS.

I was really disappointed. I love tea scents, more black teas but green teas too. I received a sample and got a really spoiled tea smell for the bottle. Spraying it was a weird bitter tea smell. It smells to me like a tea clay mask i bought on amazon but not in a good way. I washed it off the lingering aftermath was ok but it would take way too long to get there.

I received my bottle of Teazzurra today and I am sadly very disappointed. This is the most bitter perfume that I have ever owned. A single spray on my arm and I immediately wanted to wash it off. It smells like bug spray mixed with Elizabeth Arden Green Tea that has gone bad. I wanted to love this especially because the bottle is GORGEOUS, however, I immediately posted it on Mercari to sell.

-Light tea scent, reminiscent of Tea Escape by Maison Margiela (but without the lactonic notes). -Faintly sweet, with a hint of citrus. -Has a Hermes vibe to it. -A pleasant surprise from the Aqua Allegoria lineup. -Still, I find Frederic Malle does a much better tea rose scent: Une Rose. *Update* -Further wearings reminded me of a clean car interior... -Not fbw. (-)

I have a sample. -- I have been looking for a scent like this for quite a while! A warm herbal citrus which is neither too sharp nor too sweet, energizing but serene, just like a walk on a bright spring morning. I didn't think that chamomile would be the trick, but apparently it is. It takes the sharp edge off (I do enjoy sharp citric perfumes, but I wanted something more embracing) while not making it smell like lemon pie. This smells familiar and happy. I hope this one lasts decently in my skin :) If so, I may start looking for it to add to my collection. If scents had a color, this one would be a bright cadmium yellow. Energetic but warm.