Fresia

The most successful, beautiful, and captivating freesia I’ve encountered so far. I expected the scent of a fresh flower, but instead, I got a fragrance—a composition of classic floral accords, powdery musk, and subtle, almost herbal nuances in the base, as the scent settled intimately close to the skin. I would call it a vintage freesia, as it carries the charm of classic, beautifully refined, timeless femininity and the allure of a true lady. The sillage is fleeting, but on fabric, the composition lingers intimately for several hours. A beautiful experience!

Clean, floral, a teeny bit stemmy. Not getting outright soapy vibes but i can see why other people have. It's so lovely but so short lived and weak ): Edit: tried it multiple times again, and changed my mind, this scent is extremely dove soap and baby powder. It's still pleasant but it's definitely not what I'm looking for when i reach for a floral fragrance, especially a fresia. There's not much fresia going on here at all. A very nice clean girl right out of the shower skin scent if you're into that

it literally smells like cetaphil body wash in a perfume bottle and i love it. its soapy, clean, sterile, medical and inoffensive. i have extremely sensitive skin so i use fragrance-free soaps and body washes but this adds a lovely bow on top of the "clean girl" vibes. i work in a fragrance-free environment and this could slip through as "soap" and still smell good after long hours. i'd love to find more perfumes like this that could slip through as "soap" without being recognized as a perfume.

In the Santa Maria Novella family, I have Melograno, Musc d’Or, and Fresia, each of them being a variation on the theme of cleanliness and soapiness. Soft and icy like a frozen rose, Fresia is how I imagine a snowflake would smell like.

Adore, love, I could live in this. I am SO sad it does not last very long