Signorina Unica

Though subtle marine accords are perceptible, this composition immediately envelops me in a sweet, creamy gourmand embrace. It feels soft and comforting from the very first breath—lush yet airy, like a silk ribbon laced with sugar. The base remains smooth and pleasing, with a hint of powder that adds refinement without heaviness. It does require reapplication throughout the day, but its charm makes it well worth the gesture. Of all the Signorina flankers I have encountered, this one is my favourite—elegant, indulgent, and irresistibly tender.

The absolute gourmand perfume! It's really creamy, smooth yummy. There is a very nice combination of marine and sweet motes that makes it irresistible. Appropriate for young women who don't make compromises with their choices. I bought it because of the tiramisu note and i' m really satisfied from the sweetness that emerges that makes it suitable for the autumn and winter. I really can't resist in such a sweet perfume and i think i will bite the bottle! 😄😍 Love it! The most charming perfume for the winter 2024

I adore this. It is delicious from beginning to end but it’s not linear. It opens fresh but sweet, a citrus kind of sweet. I don’t get a lot of the sea notes but maybe it creates a nice balance of the sweetness bc this is not sickly sweet. Then comes the dessert like sweetness and it’s just oh may gawd! THIS if what gourmands are supposed to be like!!!

Hahaha absolutely not what I expected but this concoction is beautiful hands down what a gorgeous summer scent

This is subtle and lovely. A sweetie. Subtle sweetie. Well blended - it is hard to describe the cocktail of notes. It reminds me of Olympea but without being a goddess like her. Without being a diva. Unica is a sweetie. I thought there would be coconut as I feel it apart from vanilla and abstract floral notes. Then tiramisu is prevailing with time of wear. Still - this is light and sophisticated. Gentle. Fit for summer heat yet this will wear well the whole year, I think. I liked it during my summery wrist test. The entire day I kept catching wafts of it which is great considering its delicate nature. Another similarity I recently wore - Mandorlo di Sicilia by Acqua di Parma. The sweetness is matching. Every Signorina has her charm. They are a great family. Pretty much all a safe blind buy. How I wish I had them all. But how to find the time to wear all of them, not to mention funds to buy everything

It is sweet, gentle and light. I feel sugar, marine accord, tonka bean and cashmere wood. It is a novelty out of the parts, giving off a sweet but fresh and not foody aura. Violets are also tangible. If I really try - tiramisu. It's one of the prettiest Signorinas. Just a pretty and comforting scent that's gentle. Seems universal to me. Pretty in summer, but it will be beautiful also in different weather. It reminds me of a gentler version of Womanity and Fame with the marine-gourmand touch. It has very good sillage, gentle but present and very good longevity around 10 hours.

It's a pity Ferragamo changed the font of the name and shortened it.

mixed feelings about this one. the opening was sooo good, watery slightly tropical and very interesting but as it dried down on my skin it turned into an almost cloying creamy sweetness. not bad but the transition between fresh to sweet was confusing. i can still smell a bit of aquatic notes that adds masculinity in a good way but didn’t like the end result. and i really get what they meant from the tiramisu note, it gives an almost cheesy -like mascarpone- sweet feeling but no coffee in sight. and very surprisingly this lasted so long... i took a shower and tried to scrub this off and it still stayed strong. update: it has been nearly 8 hours and the scent is fading away. now it smells like a salty ocean combined with soft florals. so so good... but still not happy with the climax of this fragrance.

I only like the dry down when the tonca tiramisu comes trough. Its kind of an evening night time scent.

The opening is wow..those sea notes..mmmm...the drydown ..just pleasant It's not for summer time at all

It's started out pleasantly sweet and watery, but something about it made me nauseous later on.

I don't like this new addition to the Signorina line. There seems to be a lack of coherence here and the results are not pleasing to my nose. To its credit, I will say that this scent does not smell horribly chemical nor is it a patchouli bomb - two attributes that usually kill a scent for me. Nor does it seem to be a 'cut and paste' copy of any of today's leading scent profiles, like so many new releases. I just don't care for this note combination. I also found the bottle disappointing. I usually love the Signorina bottles but this one was monochromatic and unappealing to me.

Signorina Unica is one of the most beautiful vanilla fragrances I’ve found at such a good price. It has a touch of that Vanilla Vibes vibe from Juliette Has A Gun, but it’s sweeter, younger, creamier and more playful. It also reminds me a bit of Jimmy Choo Rose Passion, yet the mandarin opening in Signorina is, in my opinion, far more interesting. It’s juicy, bright and gives the whole composition a lively sparkle. I tested all three side by side, and Signorina Unica was my clear winner. You could also add Tease Crème Cloud to this little group, but TCC is very soft and quiet next to Signorina. Tease Crème Cloud feels like a gentle whisper, while Signorina Unica has presence, sweetness and personality without being overwhelming. What makes this young lady so “unica” among other Signorina flankers? For me, it’s the fact that I don’t get many flowers in it at all. Despite the listed notes, the floral aspect stays very subtle. Instead, I smell smooth, delicious vanilla wrapped in mandarin brightness and a comforting sweetness that feels joyful and easy to wear. A beautiful, mood-lifting vanilla with a unique twist.

The opening was a weird chemical mess, absolutely awful. I wasn't even sure what it smelled like, all the notes were clashing and fighting with eachother, and the result was confusing and bad. Somehow after all of that, it dried down to a photorealistic ocean scent. The first scent I've smelled that actually recreates the smell of ocean air. It was good! Not sure I'd purchase though, because it's a lot of work to get there. I really could have done without the tiramisu note to be honest.

It can pass as the less interesting sister of valentino born in roma Gold .. Too many notes and the result is a basic mainstream tonka vanilla , not so much to describe here honestly .. tiny touch of fruitiness from black currant , and maybe the tiramisu note helps the vanilla to be a bit more dense at the drydown trying to create a charachter out of Unica , i dont see any role played by violet or seanotes .. its something you'd get from a basic supermarket body spray to be honest

It is actually very interesting. Yes, it is very sweet, but what makes it different from other perfumes within similar price range, is that it it is not monotonous and has three stages (opening, heart notes and base notes). It opens with bright oranges, then candied violet is there and then tiramisu. It doesn't smell as synthetic as Signorina Misteriosa for example, (which I like nevertheless). It is very delicious and optimistic, I will probably get a full bottle.

This is a lovely sweet slightly gourmand scent! And quite delicate and elegant aswell; since I thankfully don't get any of the patchouli at all! But I mostly bought it for the Azalea (rhododendron) which I can perceive in this making it more special with its sweet floral aroma! Certainly a night out on the Mediterranean coast feel about it; How Romantic and delectable! Beautifully 😍 well blended...

This is such a delicious cozy scent. Some similarities to Matiere Premiere Vanilla Powder but at a lower price point. Reminds me of vanilla custard. The violet and patchouli are not detectible at all. I ordered a 100 ml of this. I love the slightly fruity and floral touch in this, but this is light enough to wear in the Springtime.

I didn’t like this one as much as I thought I would. The dry down was my favorite part. It got really sweet & the notes of tonka & tiramisu were lovely! I’m going to have to pass on this one though.......

I want this so bad, where is everyone finding this for a great price? I haven't seen it for less than $100 for a 50ml.

a lot of citrus, then a little bit of cake sweetness with a bit of powdery in the background. Nothing special

This is nice. The opening is really sweet but not sickening and later it dries down to a soft, clean powder.

i was expecting something really interesting but it was just overall. it is not worth the price. no thanks

There's something masculine about this fragrance that I don't really like.

would expect more layered scent out of this.