Deriva

Deriva is a very intriguing and sophisticated scent in my view. It is not like anything else i have and maybe not my usual scent profile but i do like it. It is a aromatic, woody pineapple. I bought it because it kept enticing me but then i don't wear it much. Although it does not smell the same, it gives me the same sort of experience as Thameen Peregrina, the outfit matters. The tobacco does show up and it does have a spiced, bitter sweetness in the pineapple which comes through. The lavender is faint but enough to smell it. Deriva projects pretty well but i wouldn't say it lasts for hours on end. It is a lovely scent but i question whether it suits my day to day style. If i found something like it, i would probably buy it. I love the presentation of this range and they look good lined up but the bottle did get a bit scratched easily.

Deriva Tiziana Terenzi Dry lavender A lot of coumarin from tonka bean, which brings to mind a typical masculine luxury All right, despite the lavender and coumarin and masculine luxe, it's still better than masculine luxe, even though it's similar It's if you want to move your husband from men's luxury to niche in small steps, that's how you can start to curb🤪 I can still hear the iodine. Despite the similarity to the masculine luxe, it doesn't disgust, but it doesn't delight either Pineapple at the start is there, but I realized this after looking at the pyramid, so burning mucous membranes of the mouth sour, not sweet and not ripe or overripe Patchouli essential oil. Geranium in the middle notes, not metallic, I can't hear it clearly It shows up differently in the air. The line is summery, yachty and needs air, a good trail will be left behind you, that's for sure. Lots of sustained plume! But as fragrances to sit and smell from the skin is not the best option, this line is more about to spray and go to rest or walk, work, although they are not business, it should be understood, will create a good impression of you More masculine, but still sustainable unisex. It also reminds car aromatizers from my childhood (I am from Kazakhstan and Russia), which are with a plastic insert, and since such fragrances come from popular perfumery, we can assume on the other hand, on a bunch of lavender and coumarin, which is definitely in many popular men's luxury fragrances. It's already bad, because there's plenty of this and has been for a very long time, which is annoying, personally for me. The auto fragrance can be written off to the perfumer because it's from Italy, and Italy apparently didn't have such a theme🙃 Interesting cultural and time differences The base is hard to describe, more like a bit of unobvious wood, a bit of musk, a bit of balsamic resins and maybe a bit of amberwood but it's not exact, monolithic sounding as a whole, meaning it's hard to dissect, as in luxe happens. It's luxe-niche in the end. A lot of the value still went into the packaging rather than the fragrances. They are nice and great, but not something I buy and not something that delights and surprises me, much to my regret. I had a very positive attitude. Second test: Lavender and pineapple And light geranium and caramel. If you dab it on, it's more specifically geranium and soapiness, very typical of many of the scents in this line of Sea Stars(Tiziana Terenzi collection) fragrances Lavender is not sweet. Pineapple ozones slightly, sour and then already slightly sweet The nautical theme is palpable And the light herbs are also present Fresher on top and more musky powdery slightly in the base. There also seems to be ylang and sage, and a bit of glass-mirror rubbing to the shine of the liquid. The top is more masculine and the base is feminine. For the most part, it's worth buying for the packaging, and the fragrance is a nice addition It has a sweetness and acetone. There are perfumes that are inserted from the first spritzes, but this 30-40 minutes I breathe and neither cold nor hot. It's not the first time. They don't satisfy me. They are not worth their money as a fragrance, despite the packaging and presentation. For me, there's clearly sage in here. Very slight iodization of modern moss. Gardenia. Patchouli. And raspberry I more or less began to hear only after reading the pyramid. Creamy, ultra-macro lactone gardenia.

Summer is a season of sunshine, warmth, and delightful adventures. To complement the vibrant energy of this time of year, I recently discovered Deriva that encapsulates the essence of summer in a single bottle. With its refreshing notes and captivating blend, this fragrance has become my go-to choice for the sunny days ahead