Signorina Eau de Toilette

I bought this perfume blind with the intention to offer it to one of my young nieces. But I couldn't resist and delicately opened it just to smell. Wahoo, no way to offer it. I expected something unmemorable, something like light, rose and inoffensive water suitable for a teenager. I was wrong. This fragrance develops in a deep sweet, smoothy and such a comforting scent. Nothing aggressive. It's like a sweet rice porridge with milk and litchi. I like a lot the milky note enveloping me all the day long, it's so yummy. It stays long hours on the skin (about 12h with 5-6 spritz) without mentioning the high quality of this brand. It's a young scent but not for a teenager. A definitive keeper for me! I will be looking for other Salvatore Ferragamo fragrancies. Update1: I noticed an interesting thing. In fact when you shake this perfume or upset the bottle and spray just after the milky note and all the charm of this fragrance disappear. I have only a week poor trail then of the scent. So I try to shake it less possible. And if by accident any trouble with my toilet water happens I leave it on my night table for some time (at least a week) for getting again my preferred milky note. The silage and longevity improve considerably. Update2: I ordered another 100ml bottle. I had 30 ml before.

I just received it. I LOVE it. It's fresh and juicy. It makes me smile. It's exactly what I need to get through these tough New England winters. My skin absorbs fragrances. But this is so inexpensive I don't mind overspraying and spraying often. The litchi breathes life into the rose. What a beautiful composition.I just really enjoy the Ferragamo style and the Ferragamo House. Everything they put out is done with panache! This is very much a straightforward designer fragrance. This is perfect for social occasions from weddings to baptisms to barbecues. I don't know about the office, it does have a decent projection. I think it is a great fragrance to wear at university or even high school - maybe a cotillion or quinceanara party. A more trendy option for generation Z or alpha might be Eden Sparkling Lychee by Kayali. But for me l'il ol me it's perfect.

I simply love this scent. It’s hard to describe this one because I can’t really break down the notes. It’s similar to the EDP, which I found to be a scrumptious, custardy dessert with burned caramel. Both so decadent, but not the same. This one has toned-down sweetness and fresh note of roses. It’s less gourmandy but still delicious. I’m someone who hates sweet gourmands and love fresh florals. However I find this one extremely enjoyable. If the EDP is a creme brûlée, this would be a macaron. It’s ultra girly, feminine but still in good taste. It’s not super unique or complicated but still stands out. I haven’t found a scent quite like this. Beautiful and quiet. Sweet but not one-dimensional. Highly agreeable. My simple boyfriend also adores it. I adores this line by Salvatore Ferragamo.

A lovely, pretty scent. "Pretty" is the best word to describe it - it's just delicate, feminine and sweet without being girly. The milk mousse and rice are quite noticeable and the litchi in the beggining remind me a lot of Roses de Chloé (another amazing feminine scent). Something very interesting about this perfume is that I cannot feel it strongly on the places where I sprayed it, but I can feel it in the air...as if it is dancing around me. It is airy and ethereal without being anywhere near ozonic (trust me, I cannot stand ozonic scents), quite inoffensive and discrete and still: I love it. Makes me feel like a princess and I guess that's all I need from a scent.

I am in love. Signorina EDT contains the same ''milk mousse'' note as Signorina Mysteriosa. You can tell they are sisters! However 'Signorina' EDT has a refreshing litchi-grapefruit opening drying down to a semi-sweet rose mousse. It's so feminine, youthful, yet classy....100% perfect for office setting in the spring and summer. It's such a wonderful alternative to the usual mainstream scents everyone is wearing at work such as 'Chance Eau Tendre' or anything from the Narciso range. Hmmm...I have to say it reminds me of 'Chloe' EDP :) 'Signorina EDT' is slightly more ''gourmand'' thanks to that ''milk mousse'' note.