Yuzu Eau de Parfum

This is beautiful. Feels like it's built similar to Sakura but with a fruity Yuzu instead of the cherry blossom. All three stages (open, mid, heart) are good. The soft florals are slightly sweet and smell so good I want to eat them. Yuzu is not the star player, I think lotus and mimosa are more prominent, followed by the licorice, jasmine, and sandalwood. Musk makes it slightly soapy. But, trust me when I tell you this....performance on this is BAD. Short longevity, and hardly any projection. So be prepared to refresh. Update: I got a giant 6oz bottle which is the only way to go with these low performance Acqua Di Parma fragrances (Bergamotto, Arancia, Chinoto and Yuzu); buy a huge bottle and spray the hell out of them and you will enjoy! -------------------------------------------------------- Scent 8/10 Performance 2/10

First impression: this is the kind of fragrance that you and your girlfriend can wear at the same time after a shower. In the opening she will smell the fresh cologne on you, and by the time the citruses fade away you can enjoy the florals on your gf. I don't think it's unisex enough to not be mistaken for a women's fragrance by the untrained nose, but it is an extremely pleasant smell overall. Even as an gentleman I'll be happy to add this to my collection. Also, the smell that stays on the skin after it dries down (too quickly unfortunately) is one of the most beautiful florals I have ever felt.

I am smitten by this fragrance. A beautiful floral/citrus. But as almost every tester states, wam bam, thank you ma'am. And it's gone. Forget the original. Try Perfume Parlour's Citrus Junos, 0925. Excellent inspiration, but lasts an extremely long time and you get wafts of it for hours. Just remember to get the extrait version. And a word to the wise: if you experience any projection/longevity issues on any other love, just get the perfume parlour extrait of it. This one now has the beauty of Amouage's Reflection 45 Man. So beautiful. I told you I was smitten. Haha.

This smells like citrus and woods to me. The yuzu is bright, but there's a slight bitterness to it. The woods part feels like the main body of the perfume. When it dries down, there's still a subtle hint of yuzu in the scent. Compared to other citrus perfumes that I have tried, the citrus notes in this one lasts pretty well. It's clean, citrus, and wood. It's unisex, but a little masculine leaning. Great for summertime, but I like wearing it year round. It does smell sharp and a little astringent in wintertime thooo

My first experience with Acqua di Parma, Yuzu opens with a sharp, zesty citrus burst that’s both refreshing and refined. The subtle bitterness in the opening adds character, balanced beautifully by clean, soapy notes that linger throughout. It’s perfect for warm days, though a bit too intense for colder weather—ideal for spring and summer freshness. The duration and projection are subtle and intimate, as expected from the brand, creating a sophisticated aura without overpowering.