Zephiro fragrance notes

  • Head

    • bergamot, pink pepper, neroli, galbanum
  • Heart

    • tuberose, gardenia
  • Base

    • amber, vanilla, moss, patchouli

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Onyrico Zephiro (Maurizio Ceriza perfumer) sounds on my skin as one of the best spicy accords of tuberose, neroli and oakmoss around on the side of presenceful scents a la Bruno Acampora Blu. Tuberose is in here (as joined with spicy gardenia and mossy-resinous-moldy galbanum) kind of irresistibly indolic and initially almost animalic. The indolic floral mark is as much intense to seemingly elicit for a (fortunately short) while a sort of fecal/rotten (stale flower pot water conjuring) undertone. Galbanum (joined to musk, resins and a touch of vanilla) provides a sort of "candied gumminess" as well as it equally does in the profound Bruno Acampora Blu (despite they don't properly list this note in the Blu's parade of elements) and as well as we have yet enjoined in conceptually homologous concoctions a la Cacharel LouLou or the more sophisticated-chic Estee Lauder Private Collection Tuberose Gardenia. Zephiro is an intensely carnal and multicoloured composition aimed to appoint a tribute for the equally iridescent masterpiece of art Primavera del Botticelli. There is a brightly exotic spiciness in the composition and is like to catch in the air a sort of ylang-ylang's tropical twist really intense in its being joined to a real floral nectar/serum. I have to furthermore add that patchouli and galbanum provide, by their vegetal connection, a tad of barely camphoraceous greenness which enhances the variegate refinement of the whole creation. Once that the erotic carnality of the tuberose-gardenia duo recedes a well bodied structure (afforded by bergamot, amber, patchouli and citrus) jumps out with all its charge of glorious musky-chypre classicality. Dry down is a wonderfully smooth and redolent-candied musky-floral accord with silky nuances of spicy amber-patchouli, coconutty apricot and silky vanilla. I highly recommend to everybody, which are on the specific genre, to give a try to this conspicuously visceral musky floral concoction which (on the right person, better a right femme fatale) could turn out as the sexiest of the erotic olfactory weapons.
27th September 2015
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