Raphael

It’s undeniably wearable and well-crafted, but I can't shake the immediate comparison to Sur Tes Lèvres. Side by side, Raphael feels like a flatter, less dynamic interpretation of a very similar DNA. It’s not a bad scent, but given the similarity, there’s little reason to reach for this over the better alternative.

Starts off floral and flowery and then becomes increasingly creamy. Fluffy soft & simply gorgeous! You float on a cloud with it. An extremely likable scent that doesn't offend, but is still special.

First of all, I love the brand Sora Dora and also own several bottles. This one surprised me a bit, being completely atypical for this brand. Soapy-clean in the first few minutes and then, to my nose, it smells 1:1 like spray ironing starch. Immediate memories of my childhood, watching my mother iron my father's shirts. Absolutely not my thing... What the fragrance did manage, however, is to evoke immediate childhood memories, which is, as we know, sometimes nice too. However, I don't want to smell like ironing starch. For anyone who likes clean, soapy fragrances and wants to smell like starched, ironed laundry, this fragrance is a direct hit.