Fiore d'Ulivo

Am I the only one that adores this perfume? Yes, it is too chic to provoke, and, yes, it is best suited to a more mature audience. But it is still exceptional. Perhaps it's my Mediterranean heritage: this is all my childhood summers in a bottle. Endless valleys of olive, citrus and fig trees. You can actually smell the sun and salt water behind the aromas as well. My husband said it best:'This is what heaven must smell like'. I will get a full bottle because I have found nothing that compares to this. It evokes the very same memories as Philosykos, even though this is certainly not a fig fragrance. Think of this as its glorious first cousin. While Philosykos is the garden of a summer house, Fiore D'Ulivo is the entire provincial region. EDIT: Of course I got the full bottle when I found it as a small discount at Notino. I am treasuring this, wearing it about once a week. Great performer, my skin makes everything disappear but this stays true for hours. Between my permanent roster of MFK and Frédéric Malle frags, this is the most chic and sparkling one. This is my top summer fragrance along with Caligna, they are both brilliant compositions.

Fresh but not soapy, summery but not tropical, this is a scent I didn't know I needed until I was gifted it. Gifted by my partner, so I am admittedly biased based on the fact that he specifically selected it and enjoys it on me. Now it's a scent I can see myself reaching for frequently. Though the summers get hot here, I live in the mountains surrounded by forests/lakes and nowhere near the ocean or many beaches. Tropical fragrances, though lovely, can sometimes feel out of place. To me this fits the spring/summer by the lake bill perfectly. It's breezy and free, but it's creamy, well-rounded and long lasting. Olive blossom is not a scent I was familiar with, and it brings something so special to this. The citrus and basil evoke a sunny, classy, patio dinner feel. A beautifully composed non-generic freshie.

I am not going to lie. This is my first perfume from this house, aside from samples. It was a blind buy, and I chose it because I was curious about the olive blossoms. I am in love with it. The presentation is magnificent, although the pom-pom is coming apart already, I did pull on it a but much The bottle is a sunny yellow. The scent starts citrusy and then turns floral. I never smelled olive blossoms, so I cannot comment on that, but to me the florals here seem to be something between linden blossom and freesia. It is elegant, delicate, feminine, long lasting. Nothing to turn heads, but just very beautiful and serene, like a spring day with clear blue sky and not a worry in the world.

this is just as foul in 10°c weather as it is gorgeous in +27°c weather. when it first arrived, it smelled downright unpleasant and incredibly old-ladyish. i vaguely remember comparing it to mothballs and being very disappointed in it. six months later, i decided to revisit it, and i’m so glad i did. now i can finally appreciate the freshness of the basil and amalfi citrus. the aquatic and floral notes stand out beautifully, and as it settles it transforms into a beautiful creamy, almost velvet-like musky scent. so elegant yet so effortless. i’m very glad i gave this one another chance.

The opening was green and slightly soapy/sour, which scared me a little. But the drydown...omg...I may have found my new signature scent. It’s not exactly sweet nor citrusy, not exactly masculine nor feminine. I don’t know how to best describe it, other than just clean - what “skin” scents wish they were. On my skin, it lasted about 4 hours with very intimate sillage all the way. This is the type of perfume I call “earned privilege” (you may smell it once you know me well enough to hug).

Very refreshing scent, starts with a slightly bitter note. Surprisingly, the citrus note stays almost to a drydown il to 4hrs and intermingles with tender sweet flower notes, till it turns into the scent of a clean- just- out -of -the -laundry crisp-White shirt... Absolutely non-offensive suitable for office wear... I agree , one wants to breath it in over and over again, That's the type of a scent that reminds itself of necessity to spray it anew.

I loved Xerjoff especially the Casamorati line, when I buy any one of this line I feel like a princess 👸🏻, this fragrance is very clean and cool, unique and attractive for a lady who is trying to find different fragrances than others easy to wear. I always feel elegant wearing it. Fiore dÚlivo is great for the spring-summer season, beautiful soft musky flowers with a touch of sweetness, and a touching shampoo underneath, love it so much ❤️

I have absolutely no idea what olive flowers smell like, but this is heavenly. This is actually one of my most complimented fragrances. Clean, refreshing and sparkling, and so easy to wear. I always feel very elegant when wearing this. Fiore dÚlivo has an almost cooling effect on the skin. I get some of the same cool bitter/salt vibe that Jo Malones Wood Sage and Sea Salt has, maybe the ambrette has something to do about it?

This perfume is a beautiful spring & summertime scent. It smells a little bit like The Olive Branch from lush & almost identical to the Olive products from the body shop. Very fresh clean unisex smell . I have 7 Casamorati perfumes & love them all they’re so unique, fun & u always smell the excellent quality of ingredients 🩵

Olive shower gel + lemon + Mediterranean herbs. Faint green florals. Niche and unisex. For sunny days when everything feels too much. UPD: just realised why this perfume actually got me. Smells exactly like my mother's cosmetics bag (she used olive based creams and citrusy perfumes) when I was a child.

A creamy lemon-forward white floral. Feels supremely clean and inviting, like being surrounded by white linens on a perfect summer day. Intimate warm weather scent, arms length sillage. This is best appreciated in one-on-one interactions, very approachable. Will be using up the rest of my sample.

This is the one perfume that got me into liking Xerjoff. Fiore d'Ulivo is simple but charming, lingering with you with the dry down of musk, not so much amber. It's simple but sophisticated and elegant. On my skin lasted for 5 hrs, love it very much ❤️

I do not like fresh, citrus scents at all and I absolutely love this one. It really smells like an olive tree with some fresh, herbal basil and sweet, bright, tart lemons thrown in there. Muskiness and soapiness is balanced well. Amazing.

Very fresh and citrusy, floral, not in a heavy way, but I imagine very delicate spring flowers. The basil adds something interesting and green, really lovely. A bit of soapiness. Very good performance for this scent profile.

Finally, a new fragrance experience. It's wonderful to smell something you've never smelled in a perfume before. Here, it's olive! A great summer scent!

Beautiful fresh citrus fragrance!To me it smells like lemon and nice soft flowers that complete the fragrace.It is very calming and charming perfume!

Incredibly clean and luxurious smelling, leans kind of metallic on me but I don't mind it! Hope to get a full bottle of this soon.

I dont like the brand but I really love this fragrance. It's so fresh and makes me happy every time I smell.

I blind bought Fiore d’Ulivo, I’ll admit that straight up. I think what sold it to me was the fact that I love eating olives, I enjoy looking at olive trees in bloom every time I go in Italy or Spain on holidays during spring time and I have not heard of any other perfume featuring olives blossom as the star note. With that being said, Fiore d’Ulivo is not just an olive blossom scent. It represents the Mediterranean fall or spring season spent in the countryside, walking through gardens filled with olive trees. It opens with Amalfi lemon, lotus, basil leaves and ambrette. So it gas a fresh, floral, aquatic, soft, watery start. Going towards the heart notes, these are all white flowers: magnolia, jasmine and the unique, star note of olive blossom! Base notes consist of benzoin, amber and musk, so it’s basically a warm, slightly resinous and musky base. Simply judging by the notes, Fiore d’Ulivo sounds more complex than it actually smells like to me. What I get from this is a slightly green, herbal, aromatic, aquatic floral, with a warm woody base and some musk. Smells feminine, pretty and almost buttery in a way but it’s not your typical feminine floral. It’s more an acquired taste kind of floral. I like it but it’s not a must have for everybody’s collection. This is not a mass appealing type of scent. For the price Xerjoff fragrances are being sold, I am not sure it’s worth buying, unless you are a collector like me and you are looking for something different or particular in the realm of fresh florals! As expected by looking at the notes, the performance is not that great either. Moderate on all areas. Can be worn during spring and summer months. It could not face well colder seasons since it is so light!

This is my 3rd time wearing Fiore d'Ulivo and out of the discovery set I got, it's my least favourite. It opens with a blast of refreshingly bitter citrus that feels ice-tinged, making you think of a nice cool drink tinkling with ice cubes that's a timely break from the sweltering summer heat. The "cooling down" theme continues with watery florals both lotus and magnolia present in equal parts with an "aqua" effect. It gets a bit muskier but overall I won't recommend it as a musk perfume but more of a splash of heavier cologne. In the current heatwave it's as welcome as a chilled glass of very fresh bitter lime juice but that's about all I can muster up as a compliment. The projection is average but the longevity just made it past the 3 hour mark for me with each wearing.