Gin Fusion

I love the Lorenzo Pazzaglia line, and this is yet another unique fresh fragrance. I don't even like gin as a drink at all, but that’s beside the point. The scent itself, which lives up to the perfume's name, is incredibly catchy and playful. The opening is quite sharp, but the dry down is very subtle and appealing. It conjures up images of the first day of a holiday: sitting on a hotel terrace in Italy by a luxury pool, watching your hot girlfriend jump into the water, a drink in your hand, knowing you’ve earned this and not having a single worry about tomorrow, its giving chill vibes rather than drunk summer partying in ibiza or something. I wouldn't call it a safe blind buy, test before considering a full bottle. Only wearable on hot summer days id say. I give it a solid 8/10.

One of the things I love most about summer is the feelings it evokes on certain occasions, and one of my favorites is definitely being outdoors in the evening, in a garden, as the warmth gradually fades, allowing you to fully enjoy this season. Ginfusion is the cocktail I would pair with the evening, sitting back and relaxing after a long day: the fresh, fizzy citrus, the gin, and a hint of green tea create an incredibly soothing sensation. It has an initial citrusy, zesty fragrance with a slight menthol note that gradually softens while remaining fresh and pleasant. It’s one of those scents you can wear at any time, but I find it truly unusual and original even in winter. I really enjoyed it. “Summer Evening” painted by Edward Hopper.

on a trip to split, croatia currently, and had the pleasure of smelling this in a boutique in split’s old town. this is my personal favorite fresh fragrance I’ve ever put my nose to if I’m honest, just an absolutely beautiful smell and something I’ve reached to the shelf to smell a few times a day since i bought it. Smells like a sweet citrus cocktail on a warm summers day. has a chilling quality that will make this wearable year round imo. very good performer for what it is but maybe not quite as good as what the page indicates. A must smell on a summer as hot as this one.

This is probably one of the best gin tonic colones ive smelt so far, my only issue is the longevity on skin isn't the best. You can fix that by spraying on clothes instead.

Pre-order, blind buy from a huge Lorenzo Pazzaglia fan. Now, here's the funny part: I'm not really a fan of fresh fragrances and I don't even like gin. So, on paper, Gin Fusion should have been a terrible idea. The only reason I bought it without hesitation is because Lorenzo has earned my trust over and over again. The first spray instantly takes me somewhere familiar: a Mediterranean beach lined with pine trees, the air carrying a mix of sea breeze and citrus. Not the smell of a perfume trying to be "fresh", but the smell of an actual place. The citrus is what won me over. Bright, juicy, sparkling and incredibly natural. Every time I wear it, Serge Gainsbourg's "Lemon Incest" starts playing somewhere in the back of my mind. There is something about that vibrant lemon zest accord that feels joyful, a little mischievous and completely addictive. The gin and juniper are clearly there, but they don't dominate. Instead, they give structure to the citrus and make it feel elegant rather than simple. As it settles, the aromatic nuances emerge softly, keeping everything interesting without losing that effortless Mediterranean feeling. What I love most is that Gin Fusion feels alive. It smells like sunshine on your skin after a swim, fingers still scented from peeling a lemon, a drink on the table, pine trees in the background and nowhere you need to be. 9/10.

This is strong and zesty citrus forward scent with a mild natural sweetness. I get a combo of a clean orange, lime zest and a modest lemon. The added peppermint and spearmint are like this tiny veil surrounding those citrus notes; adding this spirited quality. In the background I get hints of a light spice, green notes, juniper berry and tarragon which is giving some depth and earthiness. The gin note is more understated than I expected and it smells like a sparkly soda pop vs a boozy note. I'm not getting any woody notes. This and Sun Kissed by Aromatix X French Avenue on the opening and at the dry down are extremely close. About 98% close. However Ginfusion has a bit more lime and a touch more spice. Both are beautiful, however I prefer Sun Kissed. Not only because it's more affordable but because it has a crisper and cleaner profile. It gets to the heart of it's effervescent mission without any extra bells and whistles.

I’ve never really liked Pazzaglia; I’ve always viewed his fragrances as a jumble of nonsensical notes—scents where you just throw in excessive amounts of oil and the recipe is done. In this case, however, he’s created a citrus scent—one of the few that actually lasts and offers a nice cooling effect. Of course, all that oil on the skin doesn't exactly scream "summer fragrance," but you have to choose between longevity and other factors. Four hours in, the oil is still there, and the scent actually made me crave a lemonade... as a compromise, I’d give it a solid 7/10. I’d like to buy it... but all that oil makes me hesitate a bit for the summer. A decant would probably be better.

It smells exactly like the discontinued Massimo Dutti Cristal Zest, but cristal zest was more natural and lasted longer.

READ THIS IF YOU LIKE ZESTY CITRUS Yea, this is a zesty, fresh, fruity bomb. It opens in an leaning feminine way, with gin and a whole host of citrus notes. really Zesty. During the dry-down, it becomes a tad sweeter, but it remains feminine. I don't think any of the notes are bad, but it's too citrusy and feminine for me. honestly not bad, it is indeed speciel. opening: 7/10: too light and fresh dry down: 7,8/10: a little more sweetness makes it more likeable all in all; 7,5: some will love it, some will hate it.

Becomes a rubbery smell in the dry down but rubber doused in citrus . I think its being hugely overrated here.

I'm a BIG Lorenzo Pazzaglia fan. The chef who became a perfumer....and quite the successful perfumer he is. I don't know *Summer Hammer* and I won't be sniffing *Tropikalys Karma* ~ I'm not a pineapple (or coconut...or pineapple + coconut) fan. But....I LOVE LOVE LOVE (saw it...bought it blind) *GIN FUSION*. It's gloriously wonderful. Look at these notes: Lime, Citron, Peppermint, Lemon, Yuzu, Sweet Orange, Orange, Bergamot, Mandarin, Neroli, Cassis, Pomelo, Gin (take a shot!), Lemongrass, Juniper, Ginger, Spearmint, Green Tea, Tea, Lemon Balm, Mate, Lily of the Valley, Vervain, Tarragon, Juniper, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Oakmoss, Amber and Cardamom. Did you get all that? Ask me if I can pick apart the notes? NO THANK YOU! All I know is that it's super yummilicious! You go, Lorenzo! #GinFusion

Huele bien pero no es especial. Se parece un poco a torino 21, gn tonic y tal vez a algunas más en este ámbito. Compré la botella a ciegas y aunque no esta mal será la última vez que lo compre ya que solo son 50 ml y no dura tanto para la cantidad y el precio. Que chimba sigue siendo mi favorita y la única que me gusta de la casa.

To all the citrus lovers like me... this is for you. I havent owned this for too long, but its already become one of my favourites in my collection. Layering this with Speachless makes it shine even more, but on its own it is still incredible, cant wait for the summer.

One of my favorites for sure. Citrusy (mostly lemon-lime jello on my skin, not an issue tbh), fresh, green (mint mostly), and then dry downs to a lovely oakmoss and woody notes that I absoulutely love. Will be buying the bottle soon

good scent , fresh, get the ginger , bit aromatic .... in the dry down remains me of louis vuitton imagination .. the tea is not so prominent