Saiph

I keep seeing longevity issues in the comments... Perhaps you are going nose blind to it? I am currently wearing it, sprayed moderately. At 5 hrs in a random stranger complimented my fragrance, then at around 7-8 hours in, my coworker that ii walked by (so... within arms reach) said wow whatever you wore today smells amazing... So 7-8 hours, to me, for it still to be projecting is pretty solid longevity. I am at around 10 hrs now and I don't know if anyone can still smell me but I haven't smelled it on myself since about hour 2. This is a beautiful fragrance that I think is more suited to warmer weather and one day 21 of wearing it I did have 3 people comment on it so take that as you will. It's a win for me.

I received this gorgeous bottle for my birthdays. I have to say it is definitely unique but the longevity is just ok. There is anything i could compare the smell to.

Was excited about this summer perfume and hoped for longevity like the other ones form the brand. Very oily but longevity not even an hour?? Disappointing least to say. Jealous of you Jose who says longevity is superb. Even on clothing barely noticeable after an hour.

Interesting but this given description seems overwrought compared to the real thing. A familiar heavy musk and vanilla with green ozonic notes feels nostalgic somehow. I can't stand Iris usually and I can't detect it at all in this composition so Iris lovers may be let down. The passionfruit comes through a little while after application but takes on an unexpected banana peel note that somehow still works. It's comforting and calming, great choice for an evening in with a book but this is not a showstopper or attention getter. Finely done but ultimately still feels phoned in compared to many Terenzi compositions. Scent: 5/10 it's nice but ultimately uninspiring for me. It is not offensive in any way but it will get lost and ultimately forgotten if I had it in my collection. Objectively it is nice just not interesting. Projection: 4/10 at rest, if you have it on your neck or in your hair, you will have no trouble smelling it for a while but after two hours, I couldn't get anything unless I was point blank. Sillage: 3/10 for the first hour then I couldn't notice it at all and didn't notice anyone else become aware of it. Longevity: 3/10 sorry Terenzi, I love you gals and guys but this one falls way short of some of your powerhouses. Thats fine if thats all you want and short-lived pretty scents have their place, but you have spoiled me with Laudano Nero (please never change it) and Ecstasy and Orion which performe like monsters. By comparison I can't justify this brief longevity. Would I buy a bottle: No. not because it's bad or smells too mich like something else, it just isn't enough or a projection or longevity or memorable scent enough to buy it.

It's a great everyday scent. Not too interesting, but a no brainer goto scent for your casual outfits - cool jean+tshirt or sporty dress. It reminds me of Jo Malone Poppy and Barley. It will be the most appropriate, and yet expensive smelling outfit match. It does smell like other pink powdery florals (rose+iris), but with the twist of a bit of ozonic touch, natural smelling light fruity vanilla notes underneath which luckily are not sugary, but sweet nevertheless. Fortunately the passionfruit goes away soon enough, the patchouli is not screechy, and the cedar softens the composition, giving the iris the wings it needs to connect the base with the top and round the composition. I'm not sure if I wish there were more vetiver, or more iris ... I just need something in this composition to stand out more for enhanced experience. Something that makes a statemet. Like when I layer it with Tubereuse 1 La Capricieuse Histoires de Parfums - deffinitely packs a better punch to wear it in the winter, but still not where I want it to be. And just for the record, when I'm to pick between Euphoria, Mon Florale, D&G PFI and other sweet or powdery pink florals I own, I end up reaching for this one (maybe as often as for Joy Intense, Dior) It feels youthful and versatile to me and doesn't turn or tire me over time (for now). So I guess, from something that doesn't knock my socks off, it gets more wear than others that do, or I tend to sniff more often but wear less. This should say something about how successful the concept of a released fragrance is. It also successfully cuts through any other scent that leaves a trail around, without being intrusive in any way. The more I wear it - the more I appreciate it. It's a silent weapon!