Incanto

Incanto is a very much of a unique fragrance. The most dominating notes are plum, peach, and soft florals (jasmine & peony) The opening is very pleasant; slightly spicy with a fruity touch. And that's not it, as the plum and peach notes stay with me pretty much for the rest of the day accompanying peony, lily and jasmine :-) The dry down feels really rich - woody. I get soft precious woods and the fruity notes which still linger in the background. Incanto has good lasting power and silage and would make a great fragrance for a working day in office. It would also make a great companion on your summer holiday. In no way would I ever agree with those of you stating that it is soapy or cheap. Incanto is mesmerizing, soft, sensual and NO SOAP whatsoever :-) I hate soapy fragrances and should I get the slightest hint of it in Incanto - I would bin the bottle immediately. Great quality, lovely bottle. I can't compare it closely to anything in my collection but I feel that Incanto may appeal to Tresor lovers. Thumbs up for Salvatore!

Having worn this perfume for about a year in Northern Britain, I love it. I think the notes are quite correct and, unlike some, I get no synthetic smell. Perfumes react to our own skin chemistry and I am late fifties, very white, dry skin and it just smells exactly as it should. On my 30 something friend with oily, olive toned skin, this smells completely different and she doesn't like it. You would never think it was sprayed from the same bottle. It suits me perfectly and, unlike some of my "in your face" scents, this sirs quite close like my Narciso Rouge, but still projects enough to get compliments with knocking people out. It is one of my "grown up" scents and my husband loves it. Nice to wear to a meal without putting fellow diners off their food. I find longevity medium. 4 to 6 hours. Not unreasonable and, at the price, this elegant, understated little scent is a steal.

Except for the reminders of Tresor and Tuscany per Donna, I could simply reiterate everything Sherapop wrote about this delicious scent. It mystifies me that this hasn't become a classic, and mystifies me even more that it is so inexpensive. It's a lovely daytime scent. Not too overpowering or intrusive for the office, yet with a little refresh, it's nice for evening as well. As sherapop wrote, it's not unique, but it's charming and inoffensive and even though it isn't the most unique fragrance in the world, it's not mundane either. A little bit unexpected. Actually, this scent fits well with Ferragamo's image... a nice, classic shoe that is both elegant and understatedly fashionable. I love it. It's versatile, appropriate, and a cut (or two) above casual.

Incanto is the kind of merry white floralicity that I hoped Pure Poison would be. In many ways, it is a generic perfume. The opening was extremely disappointing to me, I was all set to write a harsh diatribe against the lack of originality in modern perfumery when Incanto reached up and said in stern tones: 'Don't you DARE!'. Indeed, Incanto has that x-factor. It is clean, uplifting, artifically floral, a tiny bit soapy and incredibly beautiful. Like I mentioned above, there is nothing really 'unique' about it that I can descibe except that it delights me. In fact, I almost gave myself the vapours from sniffing the fumes such was my compulsive attraction to my wrist. I purchased a bottle online almost immediately to feed my addiction.

I'm so happy I found this on a random trip to a "faraway" mall and saw it at a perfume standalone store that had the last bottle on display. I have loved this since I first had a small bottle of this in the complimentary toiletries pouch on SINGAPORE AIRLINES First Class back in 2009. After it was emptied, I forgot about it. Anyway, I think it has now been reformulated as I remember it was much more Oriental Spicy upon dry down. It is now more fruity but I still love it. To me, it is an iconic scent from S. Ferragamo. For 45SGD, it is worth every penny.

got as a gift and thought it was nice , a little generic ...its been sitting a while probably a few years , kind of forgot about it and then went back to it...it's changed for the better ... the fruit that is supposed to be peach has strengthened but smells like pear to me and it has this beautiful almost animalic but super clean and classy musk... it smells of understated elegance. the juice has darkened slightly, it now smells much more expensive than it once was. beautiful.

I have very fond memories of this perfume, it used to be one of my very first "serious" scents when I was finishing high school and it accompanied me throughout university. It's a pretty white floral, universally likeable and quite inoffensive, perfect for work or school environment. It was also quite affordable. Projection and persistence were fine. It's a very lovely perfume to wear, that brings you a moment of calmness and serenity as you spray it.

If you dig sweet, peachy-musky + sandalwood heavy fragrances like Burberry Woman, Fancy Love, Tresor, etc, then I'm sure you'd dig this, too. Smells much more expensive than the insanely low price you can find this for online. Decent sillage and lasting power, as well. Thumbs up! Edited to add: There's some debate here about the soapiness on the drydown, and I do finding it a tad soapy, which I personally don't mind, it helps tone down the sweetness.

Received it today unsniffed and I am satisfied. Not the parfume i love, but i really like it. The scent is sweet, powdery and very, very warm. The opening is little spicy, but then really soon the warm notes hit in and makes me feel really cozy. A must for winter. UPD: I think I should change this a little bit. After wearing it more than three days in a row I've grown to love this perfect, cozy scent, so I take my words back for just "liking it".

This one is extremely adorable for me ! Becomes soapy oriental floral scent on my skin, I really love it, I always get compliments everytime I wear it both from men and women. Also stays very long hours on me. I have all Incanto series (except Incanto Bliss), and surely this one has the most overwhelwing scent. You should try on your skin before buying it.

This is such a lovely, feminine scent! It's definitely sweet and fruity at first, with the peach and plum notes being really prominent. As it dries down, it gets more floral and powdery, which I love. The sandalwood base adds a nice touch of warmth. Overall, it's a very romantic and enchanting fragrance - perfect for a special occasion.

I love this one, It sweet but not over powering, Suit for every occasions. At first I just ok with it, but after my boyfreind smell it he said I smell very sweet, so it become my signature, it's the only perfume he like after I know my self again I become addicted, and can't live without it.

just got this one and at first..it didnt really wow me but now as it is developing on my skin it rocks...lasts really nice too Edit: finally realize what this smells like.... if you had a picnic in the woods while drinking peach iced tea. really deeply sweet but complex at the same time

A fantastic blind buy. I love this fragrance, it's floral, alluring and feminine, sweet without being cloying. Very similar to Allure Chanel. Beautiful. Enchanting. My new love.

This is a gorgeous white floral perfume. Staying power very good. Dont know any other perfume smelling like this.

Classy, crispy, floral and unique. Must have on shelf! Amazingly long lasting, compliment giver.

I fantasised about plums since the start of my “Fragrantica journey”, and I’ve kissed a few frogs in my quest for the coveted aroma. Since a lot of these detested frogs...er...frags featured it in their pyramid, I began to suspect that the plum note in perfume may not be what I imagined. But here it was, finally! Not overripe, not sugared, not spiced, not smoked, not pruned, not drowned in odorata sexuales. The raw freshness of a sweetly-tart plum like some of the most delicious ones you relish when in season. Even better, it’s combined with the skin of peach here. (There’s also a third component in the head albeit not tangible to me - ‘pepper from Jamaica’.) Many of the scents that speak to me have prominent peachy facets. I’m not even sure whether it’s the plum or precisely its fusion with peach that does it for me. But the ‘amber woody’ classification surprised me. Incanto seems to be much more fruity and floral than woody, and I’m not sure if ‘ambergris’ (as in the blurb) is the same as amber (as in the Fragrantica pyramid). The blurb also mentions grains of ambrette in the heart, which is missing from the Fragrantica pyramid. I agree with the comparisons to So Oscar in that both fragrances are gentle and understated, although the former seems a bit more quaint or antique than Incanto. I love how So Oscar has the plum in the trail. But I think I can feel the plum in Incanto for the whole duration, not just the introduction. At least, this is my take.

I blind bought this as it has all the notes I love in one bottle, plum, peach, lily, sandalwood, amber and a little musk. I used Fragrantica's search by notes, put in the notes I love and those that I don't, and Incanto came up. I was really reasonably priced so I bought a bottle. The bottle, unfortunately, is lower quality. The lid is weak plastic and arrived broken. I was going to return it but I like it enough that I think I'll just throw away the broken, flimsy top and keep it. The scent is nice, fruity with sweet floral but also slightly tart peachy plum so isn't too sweet, and soft sandalwood and light musk. The lily floral note is just the right amount. I don't think it smells synthetic though it's not as complex as some other designer fragrances I've tried. The fruity top notes smell a little like a lotion I used to have but the sandalwood and musk add to it. I like it a lot. It's not too loud, doesn't give me a headache, but I do wish it lasted longer and came in a smaller bottle. The only size I could find was 3.4 ounces and it's huge in my cabinet. It smells a little like Nest Black Tulip, though lighter/softer and less complex and not as earthy. Must be the plum notes and soft spicy background. I put both on side by side and Black Tulip blew Incanto away. Still, I like Incanto for more casual wear.

I got a sample in a swap, and looked at the notes and thought "wow, how did I not notice this before!"--I love floral-fruity amber perfumes. So, I tried this even before I tried what I'd actually swapped for! It is a lovely amber, with just enough fruit and floral notes to keep it fresh...while the amber provides such a nice mellowing element in contrast to the peony, jasmine and lily. To my nose, the predominant note is amber--a rich, warm, sweet (but not candied) amber. The stone-fruit are singing harmony, with the florals providing a gentle soprano in the background. A very nice composition, in my opinion. It reminds me of VS Amber Romance, an old favorite of mine--a rich, sexy amber. The musk-peach-sandalwood combo is also vaguely like Ellen Tracy-Ellen Tracy (sans bergamot). If Ellen Tracy hooked up with a tall, handsome, rich Amber, this would be their baby :) The day I actually wore it, it was 90+ degrees out and the fragrance disintegrated quickly. But, I'd spritzed a tissue and was using that as a bookmark....I kept smelling this amazing scent, and sure enough it was the tissue! I think I'll save this for some milder fall or winter days and am looking forward to experiencing it then.

This one works very well with my chemistry. The plum and peach settle down quickly and the base notes support the peony and lily beautifully. I'm sure the jasmine is in there, but it seems to act almost like a link between notes here, instead of being in the forefront. The overall effect as it settles and changes is one of quiet warmth. There's something verging on creamy on me for some reason and the peony in this one reminds those I grew up with, which had a near-peppery effect without being spicy. I agree with those who have said this reminds them of a soap. It's a soothing, fine soap though, the sort of triple milled luxury that is a pleasure to lather and breathe in. It strikes me as a good choice for cooler weather because there is something cozy about it. My bottle is a contemporary purchase (produced in the last year) and nothing about it reminds of Tresor or similar bold, extremely complex scents. The bottle I have is far more subtle. Is it a "safe" floral? Perhaps, but sometimes that suits the situation well. Is it memorable? Perhaps not terribly so, but I still like it a lot and look forward to trying it again in colder weather.