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I'm starting to think I'm the only one who reacts so strongly to clean musk molecules like Iso E, Ambroxan, etc., but here I just smell men's shower gel and something scratchy and soapy that lingers for a very long time and "outshines" everything else. I know many people totally love this clean and soapy vibe, but for me, the nuances get lost. It might need to be better integrated. In principle, this fragrance is very similar to Tutu Blanc, but Tutu Blanc simply executes the concept better and smells somehow cozier and not so synthetic to me.

The fragrance seems very subtle and natural. The citrus notes are wonderfully balanced and not at all aggressive. The composition reminds me of a calming Earl Grey tea. Although the scent is beautiful, classic, and very cleanly crafted, it is a bit too simple for me personally. However, I could perfectly imagine it on a person who radiates calmness and class.

I tested this fragrance today and ate real figs shortly after. The scent reflects the facets of the fruit 1:1 – that is truly impressive.

The fragrance initially presents a wonderful variety of juicy citrus notes, which later transition into a pleasant oriental warmth. This makes it much more than just a summer scent. Overall, a very beautiful and multi-layered companion.

The name says it all: the fragrance is cleanly executed, feels very pleasant, and impresses with its authenticity.

An original and sparkling fragrance with a distinct ginger note. Unfortunately, this overshadows the citrus accents a bit, yet the perfume is very well suited for summer.

The fragrance begins green, fresh, and woody, reminding me of a tropical jungle. In the drydown, a delicate and skin-close frangipani note remains. Since I love frangipani very much and this note is rarely captured so authentically, I am thrilled – it has been perfectly achieved here.

This fragrance is reminiscent of fresh laundry in a summer breeze, combined with citrus notes and olive soap. It is particularly pleasant that it does without clean musk entirely – a note that I personally do not like at all. The scent is the ideal companion for hot days.

Normally, I like neither rose nor strawberry, but in this composition, the notes seem so pleasantly unobtrusive and not at all artificial or soapy that I am absolutely thrilled by the fragrance.

The pomelo feels extremely vibrant here and almost good enough to eat. On hot days, this fragrance is a true blessing – it's definitely going on my list for the summer.

An aromatic, perfect, and rather tart citrus perfume. On men, this fragrance appears incredibly elegant and refreshing – overall very stylish.

This fragrance was my surprise sample and I liked it best of all the samples. The woody, fruity, and floral nuances are perfectly balanced – nothing stands out unpleasantly or seems intrusive. It embodies pure 'Quiet Luxury' and at the same time offers a fragrance experience that I have never perceived like this before. It is refreshing to see that some niche fragrances still rely on genuine quality and clean craftsmanship instead of just trying to stand out through provocation. Edit: After buying the full size, I perceive the fragrance as cooler and more synthetic than before, but still beautiful.

I really can't think of a comparable scent profile, as it is a very unusual fragrance. It is intense and oriental, with the magnolia standing out clearly. It has something of ancient Egypt about it... In between, I have a strange association with a glue stick. Confusing; overall, I wouldn't necessarily call the fragrance pleasant.

The name fits perfectly because the fragrance actually reminds one olfactorily of a fine silk blouse. It is really wonderfully balanced and floral. My second association is a luxurious "fresh-from-the-hairdresser" feeling. This is how a well-groomed and elegant woman with self-confidence, who doesn't have to prove herself, smells.

I was surprised that this fragrance leans rather masculine.

The fragrance is pleasantly fresh and long-lasting, with a wonderfully radiant aura. Due to its floral and sunny facets, it appears very feminine overall and avoids the typical aftershave note that citrus fragrances often slip into. The lemon here smells wonderfully sun-ripened and vibrant.

This fragrance more closely fulfills what I had originally hoped for from Fenice. The mango note is clearly noticeable; however, I find the overall execution to be a touch too masculine.

I had hoped for a vibrant passion fruit, but unfortunately it is completely overshadowed by a soapy, clean musk. But at least: every Gritti perfume that I don't like ultimately saves me money. Almost identical to Don't Ask Me Permission by Simone Andreoli. I wish someone could capture passion fruit authentically.

Creamy, floral, and citrus-fruity – this fragrance is wonderfully feminine without appearing boring. I can easily imagine that I have found my new summer favorite here. I find the combination of citrus freshness and a creamy texture to be innovative and novel. It immediately puts me in a good mood! The drydown is clean, cozy, and close to the skin – so pleasant that I can even wonderfully imagine the perfume as a scent for bedtime.