Terroni

Terroni starts tart and earthy, accompanied by a note that reminds me of burnt sugar, as well as a slight fruitiness. As it develops further, the fragrance takes on a slightly damp, musty nuance and becomes increasingly dry, woody, and smoky. In addition, tart and spicy accents emerge, giving the scent a distinctive character. For me, Terroni is particularly well-suited to autumn and winter, especially in cool and damp weather.

An indescribable disappointment. The raspberry assaults the nose from the very first second, only to hide under a layer of dark chocolate (nowhere to be found in the fragrance pyramid, by the way). It is soft and sweet, but you wait for another facet that ultimately never arrives, even hours later. Where is the volcano that was promised to me? Where is this bitterness, this smoke, this suffocating sensation that hits you in the gut? Having expected to be propelled to Pompeii, I actually find myself in some sort of nouveau-riche bistro that thinks spreading budget raspberry coulis and cheap vanilla over a slice of frozen chocolate cake is enough to make it a wedding cake (and selling it to you for the same price, by the way). In short, this perfume is a real tourist trap. Shame on the TikTok influencers for creating this scam!

At first, I really liked it, but over time it developed in a somewhat terrifying way; maybe I haven't fully understood it yet, but I'll think twice before buying the full size.