Aromadite

This is beautiful creation and very Italian in my opinion (I’m big fan of fragrances from Italy... much more than those from France). It starts crispy fresh but for sure not generic. Probably the ginger plays main role to keep this fragrance far from the classical cologne style. Then you feel something unusual the dill with roses and they enhance each other to make gorgeous feeling fresh and very unconventional. At the dry down the multiple spices play crucial role but they are so good balanced that it is almost impossible to recognize them separately. The dry down is also very cozy and comfortable and lasts forever. The incense is not listed as an ingredient but I’m almost sure there is a drop of it or other resinous compound – may be amber is responsible for that feeling. Vanilla is also present but in the best form, spicy and aromatic not sweet like a candy. IMHO it is another masterpiece from the Italian niche perfumery and very special for people who love perfumes. I don’t know anything similar to Aromadite.

This smells absolutely divine. It is the perfect blend of soft, "round" citric notes (never harsh, sharp or sour)with warm, soft spices and a bit of ginger, accompanied by a wonderful vanilla note in the background. The fragrance is fresh and mellow-sweet, aromatic, bright, uplifting and at the same time cosily warm. It doesn't change much at all which I find great as it stays sweet and fresh for hours and hours. The perfume stays close to the skin but it is present and noticeable all day without me having to run around sniffing my wrist all the time. And I have noticed that people find excuses to come closer just to be able to smell this perfume. Longevity is super: I can even smell traces of the fragrance after a shower.

Orange soda pop with a spicy green kick. Vanilla softly takes a step forward in the dry down as a compliment. Unusual scent - I blind bought and I am happy thought not for the price - though again it is typical Quality for this sadly overlooked brand. Curious scent worthy of a sample first no matter what your taste...

"Aroma" means 'scent' and 'di te' means "of tea". In fact there is smell of green tea on it. In Aromadite I can feel the ginger and the floral notes and this combination is absolutely gorgeous!!

Quite lovely scent, somehow is able to be fresh and warm at the same time. Just a tiny bit too sweet and vanillic for me. Sillage is moderately good and longevity is very solid, > 8 hrs on my skin

Its an odd ball sweet-ish, fresh-ish, green-ish citrus that goes a bit too close to biological cleaning product... Meeh... so far I am very disapointed with Farmacia SS...