Sofia VergaraSofia For Women 8 oz Fragrance Mist

I have had a few people give me compliments. Have no idea who she is, but the perfume is nice and the bottle is beautiful x

Sofia Is a beautiful perfume, and if you like La Vie Est Belle or Flowerbomb, you are going to love this! The top notes smell just like the LVEB/Flowerbomb perfumes, then within 30 minutes it changes to smell just like Chanel Coco Madamoselle. So for me this is a Win-Win, as I love all three.This was a blind buy for me, and I am not disappointed. It is a long lasting perfume, and lasts me 10+ hours.

Good product for the price.

I love it and it smells so good

Very sweet , like vanilla candles. It's not cheap but it smells like any one of the celebrity scents out in the market these days.

Have been looking for this perfume since purchasing it in America years ago!Love it 🥰

Amazing value for such an elegant perfume. Got it as a gift for a friend and she absolutely loved it.

I really (really) wanted to like this fragrance. I think Sofia is a gifted comedienne and a lovely person.I bought this blind... based on the glowing reviews. I seldom buy celebrity perfumes and I felt it was time to try a new one.The scent opens with a fruity and vanilla blast with some underlying musk and amber. It was a bit overpowering. But I stuck with it, I wanted to give it a chance. (Oh...that vanilla was like being hit with a gale force!)In the drydown, it had the scent of communal underarms and fruity musky vanilla in a 1980’s disco (where they let 100 people in over the fire hazard maximum) and everyone was still dancing to Abba two hours after the air conditioning broke down. It was not pleasant. (I’m sorry, Sofia).There are a lot of people who like this scent. Maybe the vanilla overdrive on fruity-sweaty-musky-amber is exciting somehow. Enticing. Invigorating. Intoxicating.For me it was just...vexing. Then, much to my dismay, I was followed by that initial puff cloud spray of retro 80’s Ban Deodorant and sweaty vanilla pastiche for the rest of the day. ( I swear I thought I heard “Waterloo” playing through my kitchen faucet).I sent it back. (But hey, have at it, you might find it to be the exact trip down the memory lane of mullets and shellacked pouffy back-combed hair you need. Say “hello” to Ferris Bueller while you’re there, won’t you?)