Bloodshot

Review After Testing The fragrance is inspired by Torino 21 with a pleasant twist—the basil note is fresher, accompanied by a prominent blood orange note. Based on the information gathered, it has a 30% perfume concentration, making it an Extrait de Parfum. Scent: Personally, I'm not a big fan of Torino 21, but Bloodshot features a twist that makes it easier to wear and appreciate. Right off the bat, the basil note comes across as fresher, and the mint feels more natural rather than synthetic. The blood orange brings a nice kick, giving it more punch and brightness. Once the top notes dry down, I really enjoy how it turns clean and herbal—whereas Torino 21 leans strictly herbal. Performance: I tested it in various scenarios (at the gym, at university, and on casual everyday walks), and the results were impressive. On my skin, it lasts an average of 6 to 8 hours, with the projection/sillage only starting to settle after the 4-hour mark (the exception being at the gym, where it wore off after the workout). Bottle & Packaging: It comes in a simple bottle reminiscent of Lorenzo Pazzaglia's releases, featuring an impressive atomizer and a 50ml capacity. Packaging is a straightforward cardboard box. Price: Extremely affordable with a fantastic price-to-quality ratio. At 160 RON for 50ml of Extrait de Parfum, it is more than fair. Even when compared to 100ml alternatives priced around 250 RON, I would still choose this one for the superior quality it offers. Conclusion: Similarity: 8/10 (features a distinct twist) Performance: 9/10 Scent: 10/10 Bottle & Packaging: 7/10 Price: 10/10

Love the blood orange in this. It s screaaaming “SUMMEEEEER” ☀️

I've got a sample of this with an order and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. I haven't smelled the original Torino 21 but I have smelled Platine Blanc and Maahir Honor. Between those two, it's very similar to Platine Blanc and I can't really tell any significant differences between them. Maahir Honor leans more into the aromatic/herbal part of the DNA with some added musk, while this and Platine Blanc aim more for that zingy citrus freshness. Longevity decent, projection same and it doesn't smell cheap or synthetic. A little bit overpriced for what it offers, to be honest, but overall a very solid fragrance and still way cheaper than Torino 21.

La 160 de lei-50 ml nu merita, in banii astia poti sa iti iei un parfum de designer. Mirosul e ok, persistentă e medie, dar la banii ăștia găsești ceva mult mai bun. Chiar un arăbesc la 100ml.

Excellent information provided by this site about the source of this fragrance.

Bottle looks like Lorenzo Pazzaglia, notes look very promissing.