In-Atomo

The fragrance begins with a pleasant note of bergamot, but as it develops, it takes on a more mandarin-like quality, possibly due to its interaction with vanilla. This mandarin note brings to mind Hermes' Mandarine Ambree, although this scent incorporates elemi instead of amber. I had expected a more robust and intense fragrance, similar to the potency found in Profumum Roma, where just a single spray can be overpowering. While it's not unpleasant, it doesn't possess the same level of strength as Profumum. Personally, I would have preferred a more pronounced combination of bergamot, elemi, and mandarin, which is in Opus 1144, which has a darker character. However, in this version, it leans towards a brighter and more suitable scent for summer or spring with slightly sweet character and very cozy atmosphere. Its almost fizzy composition. Its definitely something about atoms, i can feel them all day around. I must commend the quality of the vanilla note in this fragrance; it's nicely balanced and not overly sweet, in contrast to some of Profumum's perfumes that tend to be excessively sugary, which I find detracts from the overall experience. It took a couple of hours for the oakmoss note, the fourth actor in this fragrance, to make its presence known, and by that point, it no longer evoked the initial Hermes association. In conclusion, this perfume provides a very pleasant and inoffensive scent. If it will have same projection and 24h longevity like Profumum perfumes (10h is also enough) it will be worth the price. However, given its price point, there may be comparable options available that are more budget-friendly. (But i think is overpriced and worth the price for this quality at same time.) 8/10

It's like the sap of those trees you smelled when you were a kid and playing in a forest touching the old trees + a huge huge burst of bergamot with an undertone of earthy notes

Pleasant and unique. Something like a Profumum spin on Pacific Rock Moss, more natural and less synthetic. Blind bought this and it was worth it.

It's very weak for a Profumum Roma main line so I guess they had to put it in this alternative line. Nothing special about it, has that Eau Duelle / Fleur de Peau by Diptyque vibe, but nothing groundbreaking. On the initial spray the bergamot hits and is more close to Eau Duelle but the dry down it's a Fleur de Peau all the way. So if your Diptyque bottle is almost empty and you are thinking of buying a new one, try this one instead, at least you won't have buyers remorse for purchasing the same bottle again.

Iris, turmeric and earthy parsnip. Sounds weird but (especially) on skin this has an addictive quality to it aswell as a spicy warmth. Interesting, elegantly timid yet still a statement-scent.