Blu Indaco Giardini di Toscana

A brief hit of bergamot and then you're immediately greeted by the soft, delicate, feminine frangipani with a creamy and powdery almond. Almond is the stronger note of the two, but frangipani here is very well paired. I get some sweet vanilla in the background. Drydown is muskier, but I still get some warm almonds and some lovely sweetness.

Overall, it's giving sweet, powdery, floral vibes, something I think I smelled somewhere already. It's a like, not a love which is the main reason why it won't be making it into my collection, but I do have to say it's one of the lovelier Giardini di Toscana i've smelled up until now. I'm also starting to figure out almond might just not be a note that resonates well on my skin due to the powdery accord I get. On to the next!