Teatro Olfattivo Di Parma: Stecca

My curiosity got the best of me in this one, and in the best way. I purchased it thinking this would be one of those samples I can't wait to try but get thrown in my give away pile- much to my surprise, I sprayed it on my skin today and was (pleasantly) thrown way off as to how much I loved the way it sat. It blooms into an almost semi-floral scent that I couldn't pull away from. I think I will start with a Scent Split 5ml, and move up on size from there, but overall, bravo Hilde, no throwing tomatoes at the stage on my end!

sherapop's review is just so funny but I have to agree with a lot of what have been said. It is rather a peculiar perfume and indeed, who would want to smell of a tomato plant??? Yet, in a strange way, I quite like it as it reminds me of sunny summer time picking tomatoes in the garden. It is fresh, green and a bit peppery, just like the actual tomato stem/leaves. If you close your eyes and sniff it, you could easily be mistaken thinking it is a proper tomato plant you are smelling. So, in conclusion, I quite like it but I don't know what occassion would possibly call for this sort of a scent? Perhaps gardening and picking tomatoes, that way I could be well camouflaged!

This smells more to me of pickled hot green peppers than tomato leaves. Quite intriguing and not acidic, as one might imagine. Nice.

Crushed tomato leaves and the freshly cut flesh of a green capsicum. Very linear and very pungent. It's not a note I'd wear on its own, in fact, I find the ozonic bitterness slightly nauseating, but I can imagine it being layered with other scents.

why tf is this floral and fruity?? where is my earthy powdery green tomato stem?? most deceptive ketchup plant leaf vibes and 100% ragebait frag for me...... chui fâché !