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12/04/2019
Maggy4u
292 Reviews
Maggy4u
Tony Stark
Montecristo Deleggend was the first fragrance by Sonja and Marco Ciccateri. Inspired by the Count of Montecristo, the fragrance is actually called "Signature" - it is the pure DNA and the origin of the brand.
It celebrates hedonism with a deep harmony of spices and wood. For me, the fragrance makes it unmistakably clear what Christian Vermorel's intention could have been, when he created Signature: a modern men's fragrance with distinctly classic echoes.
A modern aristocrat.
A self-made gentleman.
At the same time, the fragrance consciously focuses on those moments in life when everything should, perhaps have to, be right. It is bursting with self-confidence and strength. In fact, Signature does this for me primarily by using Vetiver in a space-consuming way. This is refreshingly tangy, green and smoky and also exudes a "freshly shaved" aura together with the geranium. So it stands for a modern interpretation of a classic attribute.
Wood and pepper, on the other hand, contribute a spice-and-wood effect that goes really well with the subliminal barbershop aura.
I also really like the grapefruit, which, together with other citric chords, brings a fresh vibe into the fragrance and actually contributes a lot to the contemporary mood.
Durability (10h+) and Sillage are more than above average and Signature almost buzzes with energy.
This is actually contributes wonderfully to my mood. I'm in a non-stop good mood with this scent.
It’s never cute or flat or even uncreative.
Signature is: Getting the job done.
Described with one of my movie heroes: Tony Stark.
It celebrates hedonism with a deep harmony of spices and wood. For me, the fragrance makes it unmistakably clear what Christian Vermorel's intention could have been, when he created Signature: a modern men's fragrance with distinctly classic echoes.
A modern aristocrat.
A self-made gentleman.
At the same time, the fragrance consciously focuses on those moments in life when everything should, perhaps have to, be right. It is bursting with self-confidence and strength. In fact, Signature does this for me primarily by using Vetiver in a space-consuming way. This is refreshingly tangy, green and smoky and also exudes a "freshly shaved" aura together with the geranium. So it stands for a modern interpretation of a classic attribute.
Wood and pepper, on the other hand, contribute a spice-and-wood effect that goes really well with the subliminal barbershop aura.
I also really like the grapefruit, which, together with other citric chords, brings a fresh vibe into the fragrance and actually contributes a lot to the contemporary mood.
Durability (10h+) and Sillage are more than above average and Signature almost buzzes with energy.
This is actually contributes wonderfully to my mood. I'm in a non-stop good mood with this scent.
It’s never cute or flat or even uncreative.
Signature is: Getting the job done.
Described with one of my movie heroes: Tony Stark.
