Levar del Sole

With the launch of Levar del Sole, Xerjoff created another great perfume in my opinion! It’s strong, projecting well, intense, sweet, ambery, warm, spicy, soft and powdery, floral, fruity, citrusy, green perfume and smells unlike anything from the Xerjoff catalog or anything else on the market. From what I’m familiar with at least.. I think the stand out notes or accords are the violet, the rose, the jasmine, the cardamom, the tonka beans and caramel, patchouli and benzoin. Between the fruity notes, the most noticeable are the apple and the mandarin. I am not the biggest fan of extremely powdery, violet heavy scents, but in Levar del Sole there a balance between all the accents that none comes across as too strong or overpowering the others. I think it’s a fairly versatile and mass appealing perfume. I would wear it during spring, summer nights, and fall months because has such varied notes and accords that stretches very easily over the most of the year. But it’s strong enough to be worn during winter season for sure! I tested this together with the new releases from My Way and Donna Born in Roma lines today, and now, eight hours later, the Xerjoff feels as powerful on the blotter as it felt when I sprayed it. The two designers perfumes faded significantly over the hours, but Levar del Sole is still projecting strong! As with all Xerjoff, the quality is superb and superior, as is the price! But when it can be found online for a discount, I will add this beauty to my collection! It’s really unique.. I want to test it side by side with Quattro Pizzi, both the 2024 Xerjoff releases, but I think I prefer Levar del Sole over Quattro Pizzi scent wise. For me, this wins also for the bottle and packaging colouring/theme. I love vibrant, warm themed designs!

I absolutely love this perfume. There is something nostalgic about the powdery note that takes me back in time. It just makes me feel as if I smelled this before ages ago, but at the same time is sophisticated and pleasant. It is one of those perfumes that will take you on this journey, it is complex and beautiful. Smells like an elegant spicy powder, in the best way. To my nose, violet and orange appear very pronounced in the opening, and the dry down it gets a little bit more of the caramel and benzoin, I have used times and it was a bit overpowering, so do not overspray. Perfectly unisex in my opinion, I would smell this all day, it just so nostalgic and every time I put this on I am stunned on how Xerjoff was able to capture this vintage smell, that takes me and many others back to our childhoods. That is definitely an art.

I get the conflicting reviews, as this is a rather vague powderpuff of a scent. This LeVar del Burton’s a bit of an “amber lite” - it’s sweet and creamy and powdery and warm, and nothing sticks out - but for me this makes it real signature scent material. It’s the only sweet ambery fragrance I feel comfortable wearing to the office, regardless of season. A sleeper hit - give it a full wear before you dismiss it, if it doesn’t immediately grab you (which it probably won’t).

One full wearing and this became my favorite from the Casamorati line. I have 5 others which don’t thrill me and just sit on the shelf, but this one is a winner. On me, this wears similar to other rose musks/white musks I’ve been acquiring lately. Opening leans feminine, but it comes back to center so I’m ok with wearing this anywhere. It’s clean, fresh, and slightly powdery sweet in the background. Skin but better. Easy signature scent for any season.

This is a citrusy rose in the opening, very bright then the white florals and the violet kicks in amplifying the green notes and dries down to a sweet green caramely nuance without taking away the hints of white florals. The patchouli isn’t dirty too, just adds sweetness. A knockout for the upcoming warm season! Very unisex leaning feminine to my nose. Love!