White Fire

OMG, I think I've found it...my first niche signature scent! Let the trumpet players play! I wasn't expecting to love this or even sure if I would like this as I had a bad reaction to Draco and Kirke previously but this...this is what I'm talking about! Yes, it's a skin scent, but what a beauty on my skin! I was almost totally anosmic to this on paper but what I could perceive didn't smell unpleasant so chanced putting it on my skin and it quickly blossomed into so much yes! This is just the right amount of everything in a non-perfume perfume and I'm on cloud nine! This was created with a gentle hand as nothing sticks out sharply or is too much or leaves me wondering why is that note in this. Perfect after bath scent, perfect for the office or other close quarters, perfect on fabrics (use caution of course on pricier items such as silk or satin), just what I've been searching for. Thank you, Mr. Terenzi, for this beauty in a bottle! It is *chef's kiss*!

Nothing "fire" about this one. However, for those who like non-indolic jasmine and clean musk, it is quite lovely! Perfect for those "non-fragrance" fragrance days where you just want to wear something for yourself. On my skin, I smell no amber nor sandalwood. On the dry-down, I am left with clean, slightly soapy musk and whiffs of green jasmine. The aquatic notes are fleeting and only present during the first 15 minutes. I find these clean, white musks scents comforting. However, be aware that White Fire is a total skin scent after the first hour, with low sillage and a total scent-life of approximately 4 to 5 hours.

Fresh, clean, powdery, sweet and slightly musky with hints of leafy greens and floral notes! It's a really pretty and elegant fragrance! I only wish the sillage and longevity was a little better! The scent was noticeable on me for approximately 6 hours😌 Top Notes: Green Leaves, Fresh ice, Oxygen Heart Notes: Chinese Jasmine, Fern, White amber Base Notes: Sandalwood, Amber, Musk

I heard so many things about this one and when it arrived, I immediately tried it and the first thing I smell is white flowers and some green notes yummm so lovely. Afterwards, I smelled some woods which are not too strong and I love it, everything is very balanced. GREAT performance too, silage is amazing!

One of my favorites from this house, It smells so good.. Fresh, floral , very Energetic and clean. you’ve got a very complex well made scent.. Been trying to find it for a couple of years as I finished the bottle I have.

I love this perfume but it is very weak, i see alot of comments about it being strong and great sillage but to me it comes off as if air had a scent. Very subtle floral mixed with mountain mist.

On my first whiff of Tiziana Terenzi's "White Fire," I thought its name was perfect and clever. The jasmine and green notes immediately sprang to mind a and cool and crisp morning air, with dew on the grass, and I felt a fire light within--like I was ready to seize something with my day. It's not warm nor spicy, so for anyone expecting characteristics of an elemental fire, I can see how it may be disappointing. The dry down is OK. After jasmine fades (1-2 hours), the musk becomes more pronounced, but if I take a deep inhale I still find the some wood and greens hiding below. After about 4 hours, what’s left is predominantly sandalwood. I'm personally partial to musk, and the sandalwood is not super strong, so I find it overall pleasant and inoffensive, but not as enchanting as the opening. Very unisex scent. Low sillage. Moderate to long lasting wear. I'm very pleased by how it performs on my skin. I plan to wear it for the remainder of the winter. The wet and crisp opening and slightly warmer dry down seem both suitable and comforting for colder days, but I will test it in a warmer season too. Keywords: fresh, cool, woody, white floral, unisex

Someone described this as the scent of wet cement and that awaked my interest. When the sample arrived and I put it on I immediately understood the reference: there was a serenity as after a summer rain; wet pavement, everything around you being quiet, lush, pure. Then - rising in the tranquility: a jasmine light as air. And for the hours to come the jasmine established it self as the main player. To me this is a jasmine soliflore (despite a quite prominent sugared lilac). The other elements listed are merely there to give the jasmine the "summer rain"-character. It's not metallic nor cold, but wet and cool. I think I can detect menthol, and that the menthol is what gives White Fire the cool and somewhat "breez-y" feeling. This is one of the most interesting and beautiful jasmines I've had the pleasure to smell. It is very feminine and would suit a woman at any age, it lasts for about 6 hours and sits close to the skin. Indeed lovely.

So conflicted about this one. This fragrance fades extremely quickly; almost instantly it’s reduced to a very faint skin scent. But my first whiff of it was delightful: a musky, creamy, jasmine-y concoction. Some airy sandalwood too. One of those scents that’s mixed so well it becomes greater than the sum of its parts, but still somehow the very opposite of flashy and obtrusive. The perfect anytime-scent. I was in love! But again, it’s gone so quickly. Almost instantly it becomes barely detectable. Another issue I’ve been getting: at times I will smell my wrist, and notice how indolic the jasmine is. At points it ruins the scent for me because it’s all I can focus on. Then maybe the next time I smell it, it’ll go back to that perfect version of itself from the beginning. This is probably just my nose. But again, its subtlety makes it a real effort to smell it at all—so I’m really struggling to figure out if I even like it.

This must be Tizziana Terrenzi's skin scent/not a perfume type fragrance. The best way I can describe it is that it smells like a woman's skin 9+ hours after she applied perfume that morning. This is how my ex girlfriends/wife would smell after they got home from work and their perfume had become a skin scent mixed with their natural chemistry. I love the fern accord. If ferns had a smell it could be like this because there's a faint greenness as well. It's suprisingly well done here and my favorite part. I think the scent is interesting because I haven't come across anything similar, but I personally wouldn't pay full retail. The only thing that I have smelled that reminds me of this is (slightly) would be Bond No 9 Fire Island with a touch of green fern and a moisturizer lotion vibe. Scent 7/10

A white cloud; soft, weightless, and luminous. It reminds me quite a bit of Love in White, though this feels a touch more polished. Aquatic, clean, airy, and quietly luxurious, wrapped in a veil of white florals. The brand’s “snow” concept isn’t far off, except this isn’t the dry crispness of snow; it’s far more watery and ozonic. I had assumed jasmine at first, but it leans more toward a pristine, magnolia-like bloom; something fresh, translucent, and pure. I don’t usually click with Terenzi, but this one ended up being a rare exception. Tag(s): clean, pure, aquatic, white floral

I like in the heat I smellings of snow. Then I choose White Fire by Tiziana Terenzi. In reality it is the fragrance of pure snow & crystal frosty freshness . Imagine a beautiful snowy view of a lake in winter somewhere in Norway, where everything is white-whity and not a soul. You scooped up a handful of loose, fluffy snow without gloves and inhaled the clean winter air. Exactly such associations evokes me this scent. Top notes : are green & aquatic ; Notes of heart : jasmine, fern ! & white amber ; Base : sandal wood, amber & musk. I think it's my favorite frag for this summer.

I was thinking whether I should write a review on this one or not. To be fair, it is quite hard to pin this one down, somewhat quiet from the very first spraying. I find the idea of a woody aquatic quite compelling as woody and aquatic notes tend to be exact opposite in my opinion. So how does this one work on my skin? It does not smell neither woody nor aquatic but more like a facial cream to me. There is a certain Nivea feel to it,although shows it is somewhat more grainy , guess due to sandalwood. Nice but like I said it is really quiet and stays close to skin.

My mum bought this online and ended up not liking it at all. She gave it to me and I wear it to work because they have a "no strong fragrances in the office" policy. White Fire is perfect for my office. It is clean and bright smelling when you first spray it on and it fades to a soft white musky skin scent after about an hour. But I'd never pay the full price for a perfume that just disappears so fast.

Subtle and lite. Perfect for office and I quite like it. A white fire. A nice soft subtle sillage. During the drydown this fragrance shines.

This perfume is nice. It could be something if the performance was better. Not so long lasting unfortunately.

Beautiful aquatic musk with light jasmine. I enjoy it, but it doesn't last long.

I love a good fragrance for non-fragrance days. However, White Fire is not a particularly interesting example of this kind of scent. I've worn it twice and both times I found it lacking that x-factor, leaving me bored and unengaged with it. I have Tamina by Moresque, which is also a fragrance for non-fragrance days, and it wowed me. It adds to your aura while remaining inconspicuous. Worth trying if you're trying to fill this niche in your collection.

Smells like mostly nothing with a hint of clean. A weak musky, ozonic, floral. The rice-like musk and general weakness reminds me a bit of L’eau Papier, which I can also barely smell. My sample nozzle had this distinct animalic stink reminiscent to many Andromeda’s Moon dupes (iykyk), but thankfully the juice itself doesn’t when I spray myself. Not sure if something just leaked on it.

This is the ultimate skin scent. It almost smells like nothing. Green leaves, oxygen & fresh ice are the top notes. Yes those are the actual top notes. I received an actual sample in a TT box which listed the notes. The initial spray smells like nothing. When it dries down the aftermath is a very faint musk. This isn’t worth the price at all.