Nina Extra Rouge, a new candy apple signed Nina Ricci. Since it exists, perfumery has told us stories and plunged us into places both real and imaginary. This artistic field seems designed to make women dream and carry them to a distant elsewhere. With perfumery, the boundaries of time and space fade away.
Nina is a cult fragrance in women's perfumery. Since 2006, it has told us the story of a heroine, of whom no one could say whether her story is real or imaginary. Nina invites us to taste the forbidden fruit. This fragrance awakens all the senses and never stops being talked about. With it, time stands still and takes us back to the heart of childhood. The woman who wears Nina embraces her femininity. However, she does not forget her share of innocence. And this is precisely what is also found in the latest creations of the collection, starting with the women's fragrance Nina Extra Rouge from 2021. So how is it so different from its predecessors? Here is our review on the subject.
Olfastory’s review
An enchanting world that one never tires of rediscovering
Nina Extra Rouge is a more intense fragrance than its predecessors. However, it preserves the same world: that of childhood and enchantment. If its DNA is not diametrically opposed to that of its elders, it must be admitted that one never tires of rediscovering it. Drawing inspiration from funfairs of the past, Nina Extra Rouge takes us back into the enchanting world of our fondest years. It acts on us like a Proustian madeleine, and it then becomes almost impossible to resist its temptation. Indeed, it is not without reason that its bottle takes the shape of an apple... Nina Extra Rouge is a genuine forbidden fruit into which a woman has only one desire: to sink her teeth. Undeniably, Nina Extra Rouge speaks to all those who have managed to preserve a share of carefree spirit. After all, isn't that the secret of a fully blossomed, more sparkling femininity?
When the Nina Ricci bottle becomes more glamorous than ever
As for the bottle, as you will have understood, Nina Extra Rouge does not shy away from its belonging to the great Nina Ricci family. Its bottle takes the shape of an apple, a symbol inseparable from the brand since 2006. Indeed, the entire Nina collection is presented in a small fruit-shaped case. This one nevertheless ventures a brand new hue. It is revealed in a fully opaque, matte red. It has a soft appearance, almost like velvet. Red also appears on a small ribbon worn around its neck. Only a small white charm contrasts with the rest of the ensemble. This element bears the initials of Nina Ricci and adds an extra finishing touch to this visual. It is, in a way, the cherry on top.
Nina Extra Rouge, an intense version of the previous Nina Rouge
In terms of scent, Nina Extra Rouge is by far the most gourmand fragrance in the entire Nina Ricci saga. If you like sweet fragrances, this one will surely delight you. Just like the previous Nina Rouge, Nina Extra Rouge contains raspberry and vanilla. Its praline, however, is wrapped in other ingredients. Grapefruit and blackcurrant bring a tangy freshness. Rose reinforces its romanticism.