FERRARI Bright Neroli Men EDT Perfume, 100 ml

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I can't think of another fragrance I have where the notes in the scent pyramid are so accurately reflected into the experienced physical body of the fragrance. Earthy bottom, an outer bubble/shell of citrus, and the space inside filled with florals and light spice. Notes: The top notes of Ferrari Bright Neroli are petitgrain, Calabrian bergamot, and bitter orange. The middle no I imagine this would be perfect for the office, first dates, and casual fun sun-soaked days. Plenty of sex appeal, zero pretention, more masculine than feminine, but absolutely suitable for a woman who likes light and carefree fragrances. Mass appealing, but still delicious. Notes: The top notes of Ateliers Cologne Grand Neroli are Morrocan neroli, lemon, bergamot, and petitgrain. The middle notes are galbanum, oakmoss, and birch leaves. The base notes are musk, cedarwood, and vanilla. A pretty close skin scent and not particularly long-lasting, but to be honest, that's really to be expected with this type of scent, particularly at this price point.

This ferrari release for what it is and how much it costs is worth the hype it gets. It has been 2 weeks since I have it, I can not seem to get enough of it. Usually at such constant use of single perfume, after such period of time it becomes less noticeable to my own nose, but this is not the case with this one.Bright Neroli by Ferrari is a delightful unisex perfume that opens with a burst of citrusy freshness, thanks to the combination of bitter orange, Calabrian lemon, and lemon petitgrain. These top notes create a zesty and invigorating scent that is sure to catch your attention.

When you spray this fragrance for the first time, you’ll notice a fresh citrus aroma with a few mild herbal elements. This produces a wonderfully pleasant aroma that will last for a long time. A great quantity of white floral notes appears shortly after the opening, giving the scent a fresh, almost soapy quality. Along with the white flowers, there’s a note of neroli, which smells soapy, fresh, and lemony. Due to the inclusion of the amber note, this scent gets a bit warmer as it dries down. Though it may not be the first choice for evening events or a night out, this perfume is suitable for both business and sport occasions. Its clean, crisp scent can add a touch of energy to your everyday routine without being overpowering or distracting. Initial blast was sunscreen-like but then the citron and bitter orange came out moments later. On my skin, the citron is dominant over the other citruses. Neroli and orange blossom are right behind with my skin highlighting the OB sweetness. The other notes support as a generally light, herbal nuance. As others have mentioned, this is perfect for hot weather and a steal at the price. Since Neroli is still being stirred into the water, it is not different from the oil from the blossom of the bombs. So even so, citrus, if you wish. Dit is like being in an open convertible ... and for to the Italian Adriatic coast long ... This is where clones of fragrances come in. The majority of well-known scents have been ‘cloned.’ This implies that alternative scents that smell quite similar to them exist, generally at a far lower cost. This cheaper price makes the fragrance much more accessible, and it even provides you with a perfume that is close to or almost identical to the original.

2. Salvatore Ferragamo Colonia Acqua Essenziale

I am not well versed on notes, but I had a sample of Tom Ford Neroli Portofino that I just loved to put on after the shower because it smelled so clean and fresh. I can see how this kind of scent can seem like its for a grandma, but I don't get that at all. It's a nice, simple, clean, fresh fragrance. And it's by Ferrari?! Bergamot and watery notes are the top notes of Salvatore Ferragamo Acqua Essenziale Colonia. Orange flower, lavender, and clary sage make up the middle notes. Vetiver, tonka bean, and ambroxan are the foundation notes. But before talking about the evolution of the scent on my skin, I'll explain, again, what are the neroli and the petitgrain. The neroli essential oil is obtained by distillation of the flowers of the orange tree. It features a floral and slightly sweet fragrance. The petitgrain is extracted from the leaves and branches of the bitter orange tree and has a bitter fragrance, typical of more traditional colognes, with citric and green aspect.

Bright Neroli would be suitable for both men and women in my opinion. This isn’t too feminine on me (I’m a guy btw) and it wouldn’t bother me to smell this on a lady as well. Both genders can pull this off easily. BN is also a powerhouse in longevity as well. I get about 8 hours from it which I think is amazing coming from a citrusy floral summer scent. Sad to say it, but I am afraid to even give Bright Neroli away.I will though.It might work for someone else,just not me. The second Ferrari scent I have got my hands on after Noble Fig is Ferrari Bright Neroli, from the Ferrari Essence Collection of fragrances. As with the other member of the essence family, this comes in a premium clear glass bottle, with minimal branding including the Ferrari logo along with Bright Neroli wording. Starts as usual racing car, with Pettigrehn and lemon. So far, so each, mayma think, but dit is so a typical case of denkste.

Fragrance Clones: What Are They?

So the whole thing was a pleasant mind-F because so often fragrances open too feminine and die down masculine. This opened masculine, bold, kind of arrogant, and died down so cute and soft. So, because if you don't like the stuff here... Momang, don't let Mr. Jeheimrat in the dressing gown vaheddan ... This starts off with a strong note of neroli and bitter orange, with a hint of citron. The whole composition smells a lot like Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino or its ancestor 4711 Eau de Cologne, but Ferrari Bright Neroli is far more 'orange' in character, with less lemon and no bergamot or lime. The whole fragrance smells very natural and is a soapy orange scent; the light orange juice colour is very appropriate. On drydown over time it smells still mainly of neroli, but I get hints of vetiver as well. This fragrance is totally unisex and doesn't lean masculine or feminine (as is the case usually with neroli-based fragrances). It smells sort of like an orange version of Mugler Cologne (which is also neroli dominant and totally unisex but is 'green' in character). Sillage is moderate leaning strong while longevity is also moderate leaning strong, at over 5 hours. Overall this smells extremely pleasant, and is a fantastic ultra-orange natural smelling neroli cologne with far more longevity and projection than 4711 Eau de Cologne but priced way less than Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino (while smelling like both). Neroli, and citrus fruits are probably my favourite aromas in perfumery, and this is one of my favourite neroli-based fragrances. I just took a smell from the twist up sprayer that Fragrance Split gives you,which is nice,and if only Bright Neroli stayed that way I would be happy. Sadly though,it doesn't. You get what you pay for. There are citrus scents I've liked considerably less, which is hardly an endorsement. However, an important caveat: in my experience citrus scents perform with greater variability across skin-types than do any other scent group. So this will certainly react differently across individuals.

Scent: Acqua Di Parma Colonia Essenza is a really nice neroli fragrance with an almost barbershop-like scent. This fragrance starts off with a fresh, citrusy, neroli scent. This is generally a very fresh, fruity scent with an added sweet touch of orange and neroli. This then dries down to a more green, somewhat soapy scent. This scent is fantastic as well. All of this is supported by the base, giving it a warm undertone. Overall, a fantastic neroli fragrance! There are already many users around the world comparing Bright Neroli with Neroli Portofino (Tom Ford). Indeed, there are similarities and there are differences. To say that is a clone is a lie! The latter has more citric accords and white floral nuances on a creamy base, while Bright Neroli exploits floral and less carnal nuances on a woody base. I'd say it's a meeting of styles between more classic and refined colognes, as Nº. 4711, with a dab of creativity of the Hermès perfumes, for example. He's supposed to be in there, but he couldn't even smell it. Although Vetiver is quite yeasty otherwise imma un allet dominated.Autumn and winter will pass sometime, even if it sometimes feels like it takes forever. And now it's well over 20 degrees in our climes, an occasion to free Bright Neroli from his dungeon and to wear him again. On paper (and from the bottle, I got a lot of citrus). However, on skin, it is far more floral-forward, but in a drier way, not sweet and cloying. It's fresh and bright. Bitter orange, lemon, and citron are the top notes of Ferrari Bright Neroli. Rosemary, Sichuan pepper, neroli, and orange flower make up the middle notes. Amber, patchouli, and vetiver are the base notes. The Tom Ford Neroli Portofino was initially released in 2007 as part of the Tom Ford Private Blend Collection. Tom Ford’s Private Blend Collection is a place where he may let his imagination run wild. As he puts it: