Top Notes 
Almond
Lemon blossom
Palm leaf
Heart Notes 
Creamy notes
Tiaré
Vanilla
Base Notes 
Solar note
White musk
Sandalwood
04/06/2024
Eluei
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Eluei
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Somewhere between fresh laundry in the wind and vacation under palm fronds
...I find Siracusa.
It's a feast for the nose.
Why does hardly anyone talk about you with the intensity with which they talk about Duchessa?
Basically, this may be a personal problem, but fall and winter fragrances find their way to me much faster than anything fresh, floral and summery.
Siracusa was one of the first fragrances that caught my attention so much that I had to have it.
It's so special.
Somewhere between citric, creamy and green (how the hell does palm leaf smell? I've realized that since Siracusa. I'm thrilled!), it strikes the right balance and envelops my senses with a surprisingly intense longevity and sillage for a fresh fragrance.
It sets the mood for summer, palm trees, sun, beach vacations. At the same time, it has too much citrus to be one of the many sun cream fragrances, although it does have a touch of this vibe. It has a pleasant freshness, but is not a pure fresh underwear fragrance.
It combines the best of all summer fragrances in this direction for me (except for fruit, which is absolutely not here) and thus leaves out exactly what makes me avoid many perfumes labeled as summer fragrances. It's not too creamy, it has tension, it's fresh, but not too fresh...
For me, it cuts an excellent figure in any situation in spring and summer, it's not too shouty or loud anywhere, but not too quiet and unobtrusive for the evening either.
For me, it is perfectly balanced and tuned.
It definitely symbolizes one thing for me: the balanced middle between everything is not always boring.
I am thrilled.
It's a feast for the nose.
Why does hardly anyone talk about you with the intensity with which they talk about Duchessa?
Basically, this may be a personal problem, but fall and winter fragrances find their way to me much faster than anything fresh, floral and summery.
Siracusa was one of the first fragrances that caught my attention so much that I had to have it.
It's so special.
Somewhere between citric, creamy and green (how the hell does palm leaf smell? I've realized that since Siracusa. I'm thrilled!), it strikes the right balance and envelops my senses with a surprisingly intense longevity and sillage for a fresh fragrance.
It sets the mood for summer, palm trees, sun, beach vacations. At the same time, it has too much citrus to be one of the many sun cream fragrances, although it does have a touch of this vibe. It has a pleasant freshness, but is not a pure fresh underwear fragrance.
It combines the best of all summer fragrances in this direction for me (except for fruit, which is absolutely not here) and thus leaves out exactly what makes me avoid many perfumes labeled as summer fragrances. It's not too creamy, it has tension, it's fresh, but not too fresh...
For me, it cuts an excellent figure in any situation in spring and summer, it's not too shouty or loud anywhere, but not too quiet and unobtrusive for the evening either.
For me, it is perfectly balanced and tuned.
It definitely symbolizes one thing for me: the balanced middle between everything is not always boring.
I am thrilled.
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