Indaco di Persia

Great projection and intriguing notes for a bargain price. Life is too short to be snob (cit).

Very warm and welcoming like a purple flower bomb

I really like this fragrance. I usually prefer spicy,warm fragrances as opposed to florals. I am not much good with naming individual scents yet, but this one is a warm, spicy floral. Not too sweet, but light and fun. I think it can easily be worn year round. However, it is not long lasting. 3 maybe 4 hours on me. For the price, yes, you can keep reapplying, but I really don't like to bother with that at work. I want something to get me through the workday so I can focus on work. So much as I enjoy this, I will probably not purchase again because there are other scents that I enjoy just as much but last a bit longer. this is fun for just an afternoon out or for a pick me up. But a fun scent for a great price.

Because the acclaimed masterpiece Fantasia Fendi is an extravagantly expensive rarity, I turned to Indaco di Persia, voted as its closest doppelganger. I never had access to Fantasia, I therefore cannot compare. While Indaco di Persia is nice on paper strip, it’s meh on my skin. On paper strip, it’s quite warm and fruity, like a mix of peach and nectarine incrusted in amber. I also find a mild fabric softener note, a phenomenon I experienced with Fior di Loto from Tesori d'Oriente, another Italian brand sharing the same esthetics and price point. On my skin, it becomes a diluted, non-descript stuff pretending to be oriental. Couldn’t find any precise notes anywhere, but why marketers would bother with that mess!

Nice casual scent that can be worn for elegant occasions too, it's just up to you, not to the price tag. I really cannot detect the specific notes and I hoped Fragrantica could help me but only generic floral and oriental notes are listed here. I agree with roseau about everything: projection, intriguing notes and great price.