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Lorenzo Pazzaglia

Sun-gria

2024· Lorenzo PazzagliaOriental floralUnissexdemanda alta em decants
4,17 · 1,3 mil avaliações da comunidade internacional
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Acordes dominantes

  1. frutal
  2. cítrico
  3. doce
  4. vinho
  5. especiado quente
  6. baunilha

Pirâmide olfativa

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Projeção

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  • íntima1
  • moderada11
  • forte21
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  • Primavera: 43 votos
  • Verão: 52 votos
  • Outono: 23 votos
  • Dia: 41 votos
  • Noite: 35 votos

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  • em inglês

    A in depth review on this fragrance consisting of the actual scent the feel of the fragrance the performance comparison and conclusion. This scent really has so much notes and somehow you could smell a hint of every single one of them. Honestly its a 50/50 on whether the fragrance is loyal to the note breakdown because it follows a weird transformation but in a good way that could not prepare you from smelling when compared to the notes but somehow you can smell each of the notes. The fragrance after the first sprays you smell absolutely nothing because of how much scent it radiates almost a olfactory shock but then the opening follows a scent of a beautiful fall night market in italy smelling candied and fresh fruits from most of the fruits in the fragrance and a fresh breeze of orangey/grapey scent. Somehow for the first quarter of the fragrance after the harsh lovable sweetness opening it sticks to this almost fresh candied fruits that you could distinguish photorealistic fresh fruits ripe but not overiped almost sprakly and "greeny" but not in the aromatic way very unique a slight boozy sweetness as well but not distinguishable. After 70% of the fragrance life it settles to this red candied fruit smell mixed with a slight spicy smoky vanilla realistic bubblegummy scent that is so beautiful slight musk but not overbearring. For the pre-during skin scent it sticks to a vanilla base a nice way to end the scent. The performance is beautiful for this fragrance after the scent breakdown I just stated you might think this will be the most thick syrupy falll-winter fragrance but no somehow Lorenzo in his fruit notes keeps it mildy sweet on the edge of too crazy and I want more I can't describe of how uniquely sweet it is making it a versatile fragrance despite the fragrance composition. This means that this fragrance is the perfect spring-fall fragrance on a chilly night the performance it gives is just WOW projects super strong around like a 4-5 feet radius at the 1-4 hour mark then seat's closely to a 2 feet radius around the 4-7 hour mark then seats closely at a feet projection for 7-9 hours and a elbows lenght of projection for 10-11 at the end of the fragrance life at hour 13 it becomes a sweet vanilla skin scent and sticks to the skin until the next day as a intimate skin scent with a 2 inch projection. This fragrance is the best fruity fragrance I have smelt and probably will ever smell no amount of words could describe the subtle transition to a mild addition of notes throughout the fragrance versatile masterpiece a sickly sweet scent that you somehow want more sweetness meaning it's not too sweet and never too sweet for anybody. Keeps a perfect unisex scent as if the fruits is more fresher and candied something like in pacific chill, pax, maraschino, triumph of bacchus and or dom rosa which they have a distinct fruity freshness yet adapts to the vibe of the scent. For comparison this is not a synthetic fragrance that smells like body wash or shampoo it's so realistic. I own both 28mL and 50mL and definitely a 1-3 sprayer like my hard candy elixir, blue talisman exdp, and radical rose exdp. It's my number 2 fragrance just behind Contralto/Vibrato/Rouge Trafalgar exdp and behind it is guidance 46, smoking hot, la colle noir, pacific chill, unknown pleasures, tears and my love has the color of the night. Worth 90-140 dollar range since you get quality and performance meaning you wont do too much sprays lasting the bottle for quite a while. If I had to describe this fragrance in one word it would be euphoria or addictive.

  • em inglês

    Sun-Gria is my first Lorenzo Pazzaglia, and what an introduction to the brand it is. I’ve read countless reviews about the house’s intense power, so I had some expectations—yet nothing prepared me for this. It’s a TRUE DETONATION, an olfactory bomb. The only other brand that compares in sheer strength is Aaron Terence Hughes IMHO; beyond that, I’ve never experienced anything this potent and I own over 100 frags, some of them quite strong! Just half a spray on my wrist—at the office, damn—and I was completely overwhelmed (my poor colleagues too, I guess). Thankfully, I love bold fragrances, so it was more fascination than regret. But damn, even if I often use the term “room-filler”, I now realize THIS is that and I guess the sillage as well is world class. Will people around me love it or hate it? That’s still a mystery (the colleagues didn’t say a word so far but I’m trying not to move my hand to much, just in case hehehe). But I like it. And for now, that’s enough. The official note pyramid lists a vast array of ingredients—so many that it’s genuinely hard to pin down what dominates. I guess the “red notes” seem to dominate the experience: raspberry, red wine, and blood orange mix together in a super sweet, sugary and intense combo. I also thing I smell the peach, giving softness in the mix too, adding a rounder, juicier texture. It’s sugary, intensely sweet, and again—NUCLEAR. One thing I appreciate: the structure doesn’t seem to shift too dramatically over time. It settles gradually, but without a dramatic transformation. The evolution is minimal and it keeps its identity well into the dry down. I’m planning to take Sun-Gria with me on my upcoming summer holiday in Puglia. I do wonder whether it’ll be too much under extreme heat—its almost syrupy quality (not exactly molasses, but close) that could feel overwhelming in 40°C. Still, it’s coming with me. We’ll see how it behaves under the southern sun. One last word on the packaging: Pazzaglia delivers in this field as well. Although the box is made of cardboard, it feels solid, dense, and refined to the touch. The fragrance is held securely inside. The bottle itself is simple in shape (nothing negative here)—visually striking thanks to the colorful label, and reassuringly heavy in the hand (I love 50ml format in this sense: not too big, nor too small). I particularly love the cap: it's incredibly weighty and well-crafted, a detail that often signals a serious commitment to quality. The atomizer performs above industry average (great). My only personal gripe—common across many brands—is the opaque bottle, which doesn’t allow you to see how much juice remains (I can live with that).

  • em inglês

    #11MFJ Sun-gria by Lorenzo Pazzaglia ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | Longevity: beast mode | Sillage: full-on Picked up a sample of this out of curiosity. I honestly wasn’t expecting much. But wow... I was not ready. This hit me like a Mediterranean sunset in a bottle. Mind blown. Not gonna lie, I’m properly obsessed now. This is big summer energy. Fruity, boozy, rich—but somehow still wearable and smooth. Easily one of the boldest, most addictive fruity summer frags I’ve tried. And I’ve tried a fair few. It opens with a proper juicy blood orange—zesty, a bit bitter, like you’ve just torn into it. No synthetic fizz here. Then the rum hits, and suddenly you're not just wearing a fragrance, you're lounging at a villa on the Amalfi coast, drink in hand, golden light bouncing off the sea. That’s the vibe this gives. Boozy, juicy, sun-drenched and somehow just effortlessly cool. The coconut milk smooths things out nicely, adds a creamy touch without going full-on gourmand. Then the base kicks in—ambergris, sandalwood, maybe even a hint of salted caramel? On my skin, there’s this sweet smokiness that starts to show up around the 5-hour mark—unexpected but weirdly addictive. Didn’t think I’d be into it, but it adds a sultry, skin-warmed depth that totally works. And yeah, performance is wild. This stuff is nuclear. Full room filler, easily 10–12 hours, and I still get whiffs the next day. For a summer scent? That’s rare. You could probably smell this across a football pitch, no joke. What I love is that it’s fruity but not childish, boozy but not messy, loud but still wearable. Genderless, confident, lush. Makes me feel like I’m on holiday even when I’m trudging through the London commute. When to wear it: – Out on a summer evening – Holidays, obviously – Or when you just want to smell like one Avoid if: – You’re not into sweet or loud scents – You want something subtle or office-safe (this ain’t it) Similar vibes to: – Virgin Island Water (if it had more weight and lasted longer) – Soleil Blanc (minus the florals, plus more fruit and rum) – Lira (but orange sangria instead of lemon tart) Honestly? I think this one’s special. It’s got presence, personality, and performance to back it all up. Can’t stop sniffing my wrist. Might not be for everyone—but it’s definitely for me.

  • em inglês

    The name Sangria derives from the Spanish word "sangre," meaning blood, because of its deep red color. A drink that has existed since Ancient Roman times ( to "sweeten" wine ) it has since become internationally recognized as an emblem of wonderful Spain. Sun-gria, which also has the word sun in its name, is designed to portray the soul of Sangria itself: a fragrance that opens in a fresh and cheerful way, with citrus notes accompanying a juicy peach, and a central part that ... well to call it Caliente would be a pale euphemism: red wine, strawberry grapes, fruit, spices that enhance this symphony even more, in short, a scent that yes, wants to represent happy and lighthearted moments, but that has an innate sensuality that envelops in its sweetness. Live the happy moments, enjoy them and feel good, even with the simplest things. Drinking a glass of Sangria together and looking deeply at each other, keeping the memory of these moments in the heart. Beautiful. "Couple with a Head Full of Clouds" painted by Dali. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

  • em inglês

    I love this fragrance, along with other scents from Lorenzo Pazzaglia that have the same vibe for me: Summer Hammer Speachless Extreme Passion They are all synthetic, but in this case, I don ́t mind at all, the synthetic nature isn ́t bothersome. I always wear them in the very hot summer days, during the day by the water, when I ́m wearing nothing but a swimsuit. And when I come out of the water, I refresh the scent 🌞🍉🍨🏄🏼🍹🛶⛱️🥵🌴🍺🌻 I wouldn ́t be able to decide which one I would choose if I had to pick just one from these. They always, without exception, put a smile on my face when I smell them or spray them on myself. In my opinion, they are unbeatable in their category and for the situations in which I use them. They are amazing, soooo joyful 😜😄🤪 10 of 10 for all of them 🔥💯🔥

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