Double Bond

Double Bond is a fragrance as dual as it is univocal, a link between two notes almost at the antipodes (coconut and dark chocolate) that works perfectly. Only Bruno Perrucci’s nose could create such a tuneful combination. The opening is hesperidate and slowly this wonderful connection between the two key notes (already mentioned )overcomes,giving life to a cheerful, highearted but introspective fragrance at the same time. A picture immediately came to my mind: “Nafeea pa ipoipo” (when you get married) by Paul Gauguin: there are two very different women,but in reality the model who was portrayed was only one, in different poses and attitudes. The warm and summery Polynesian atmosphere is the backdrop. Overall, I think it's perfect for this fragrance, which I really liked.

Double Bond by Bruno Perrucci is one of his perfumes that I love the most. In this perfume we have fresh, citrus, fruity and flowery notes at play that play with sweet and creamy notes. A truly curious and interesting work for all those people who are looking for a sweet, creamy and refined perfume that has no excess as every note and every chord has been perfectly studied by the Nose creator to achieve a perfect result! Obviously also in this case we have a duration and a respectable trail! Bravo Bruno!

This is smooth, addictive and intimate, it wraps around you with warmth, sweetness and quiet confidence. The kind of scent that makes people lean closer. Love it 😍

Mostly, a minty vanilla, I’m also picking up a hint of citrus and cacao—but the citrus is lost in the dry down.

Very very well done spearmint note! 'Double Bond' opens with a spearmint piña colada: The citrus notes are strong in the beginning and smell just like pineapple juice you put in cocktails. As it dries down I get a faint yet warm cacao note (not edible chocolate). Then the scent becomes sweeter & warmer on the skin (probably because of those base notes), suitable for fall without fully losing the spearmint piña colada. As nice as this is, it's still not as good as Green Lover by Lolita Lempicka, which is literally $30-$40 for 100ml, while Double Bond is $160+ for 50ml. I consider this a pretty average and safe fragrance. Nothing new, nothing extraordinary. It doesn't pass that 'oomph' benchmark for me to justify the price.

Blind swapped this beauty and wasn't it a match made in heaven! The opening is magic: a powerful blast of tropical, sensual tuberose and ylang-ylang, then a green minty freshness appears in the background, gets center stage, and slowly turns citrusy and crunchy. Is that it? No, the show goes on with my favorite part: a sweetness that reminds me of opening a bag of mixed Haribo licorice candies (pure childhood bliss!). I think that that licorice note may be the cocoa plus the resins and Peru balsam... adorable, anyway. Then the fragrance finally settles on a bright, coconutty ylang-ylang that makes me think of Lush bath bombs (another comfort scent for me, but this time taking me back to my university years instead of childhood). Hours later it mellows down showing hints of delicious rice-creamy vanilla and powdery tonka. What a surprisingly delightful journey! Only downside? It seems the colorful caps break super easily. From what I gathered the girl I got this from had other two bottles from this brand, but none of the caps survived normal use.

Wonderfully composed perfume. Notes that immediately jump out to me are the citrus, vanilla, and patchouli. This is ever so reminiscent of Zenga’s Javanese Patchouli edt. Another great scent from Mood.

Everything is so perfectly blended i just cant. This is perfection if you like sweet vanillicn fragrances