Salvatore Ferragamo pour Femme (Eau de Parfum) by Salvatore Ferragamo

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Salvatore Ferragamo pour Femme Salvatore Ferragamo 1998 Eau de Parfum

7.3 / 10 59 Ratings

A perfume by Salvatore Ferragamo for women, released in 1998. The scent is floral-fresh. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Green

Fruity

Spicy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Green leaves

Blackcurrant Coconut

Coconut

Grapefruit Cassia

Cassia

Neroli

Orange blossom

Star anise

Heart Notes

Lily of the valley

Carnation

Iris

Peony

Pepper

Rose

Nutmeg

Rosewood

Spices

Base Notes

Almond

Musk

Vetiver

Cedar

Raspberry

Exotic woods

Sandalwood

Perfumer

Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud

Ratings

Scent

7.359 Ratings

Longevity

6.449 Ratings

Sillage

5.947 Ratings

Bottle

7.355 Ratings

Value for money

8.515 Ratings

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Reviews

8 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/04/2012

7Scent 5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Njdeb
63 Reviews

Njdeb

Very helpful Review 3

Shining green citrusy floral

This starts out green, citrusy and floral with a bit of a spicy/peppery kick. Ferragamo pour Femme brings to mind a grassy wildflower meadow on a cloudless spring day. The top is a lovely blend of flowers, citruses and green grass. This scent has such a fresh, bright, yet soft and classicly romantic feel to it.

No specifc flower stands out to me above the rest, but I probably detect the rose and lily of the valley the most. The florals here are very fresh, clear and vibrant, not jarring or sharp at all. If anyone remembers the sadly discontinued Clarins Elysium, this reminds me a lot of that scent. I guess that this is technically a fruity floral, but not in the current trendy, candy-sweet way at all. It is more sophisticated than that, but still young at heart.

The drydown reveals some similarities to the drydown of Versace Versense, with it's transparent musk and hint of woods, but here it is of a more green floral character here than a citrus one. At this point, Ferragamo pour Femme starts to move away from the floral/fruity-floral category and a bit more into floral woody musk territory, all the while retaining it's fresh green vibrancy.

I picked this up blind from TJMaxx for $19.99 and am so glad I did. I can't wait to wear this come spring.

04/29/2012

4Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

Helpful Review 3

Heavy Metal Pleasures

Upon initial application of FERRAGAMO I was having a serious déjà senti experience. Then suddenly I remembered what this reminds me of: PLEASURES by Estee Lauder. I have not worn PLEASURES in a long time, though at one point I was trying to convince myself that I liked it and managed to get through nearly half a bottle. I cannot say that they smell the same, but they make me feel the same, if that makes any sense.

FERRAGAMO, too, has a strong peony presence, which apparently does not sit well with me--at least in what appear to be certain synthetic renditions. This edp seems rather clean, just as PLEASURES does in some ways, but for some reason it does not agree with my body's chemistry. Rather than soapy or green, I find these fragrances to be slightly metallic. Although they are not repugnant or emetic, I don't find them particularly agreeable or enticing either. In general, I find the fragrances of this house somewhat synthetic, so they are always touch and go with me. On good days, they work. On bad days, they don't.

That said, FERRAGAMO would appeal, I think, to anyone who loves PLEASURES. Best suited for summertime, I think.

01/19/2012

6Scent 5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Missk
1350 Reviews

Missk

2

Peppery citrus

I really do enjoy wearing Salvatore Ferragamo. It's certainly a different type of fragrance, not your typical fruity scent. It is much more complex than most other perfumes I've tried.

Firstly, I will review this fragrance by describing how it smells on paper and on my skin, because they both differ considerably.

On paper Salvatore Ferragamo begins as a soft, almost soapy and refreshing blend of grapefruit, green notes, black currant and bergamot. However on my skin the spices are much more prominent and I can clearly smell the pepper, coconut and anise.

The middle notes are so beautiful, flowery and sweet on both skin and paper. The rose note is delicate and fresh, while the spices mantain that unique balance in the opening. At this point I much prefer the fragrance when worn on the skin because it has much more 'oomph' and character than on paper.

There is no doubt in my mind that this is a very classy scent, which is a truly hard to find characteristic in most fruity fragrances these days.

Salvatore Ferragamo is sure to impress, captivate and be complimented this Summer, so I urge anyone to try this amazing scent.

03/23/2025

7Scent 7Longevity 3Sillage

shengnu
94 Reviews

shengnu

2

Salvatore Ferragamo pour Femme

This is a lightly sweet floral-aromatic musk, situated in the 90s abstract clean scents world. It reminds me of CK One Eau de Toilette and Cabotine Eau de Toilette. Not in all of the notes but in the abstraction. Complex and yet light white musk like in CK One, abstract florals like in Cabotine.

This is what I get.
It opens powdery-fresh, with a tiny hint of citrus, and a twist of anise (milder than the anise in Lolita Lempicka (2012) Eau de Parfum. There is an aromatic greenness that follows after. A barely sweet, watery floral heart. A scratchy sensation in the nose, something like black pepper or carnation. A soapiness. And a lightly sweetening clean white musk that makes me think ambrette. At the base, light scratchiness. Maybe it's the woods. It reminds me of the anchoring woods in Dune Eau de Toilette but not strong at all.

Not a bad scent. It's interesting to think of this scent profile as dated, since it smells so ageless, but people are wearing stronger scents these days. Also, in the thirty-plus years since clean scents became popular in the 90s, we've had some different trends in their development. Carnation is not present in clean scents that are being made today. Now it's more iris and pink pepper as in You Eau de Parfum, or just straight up Cetalox/Ambrox and some additives, like in Not a Perfume Eau de Parfum.
I also notice that accords lists tend to be shorter these days, even compared to the 90s clean scents. Maybe a marketing decision, to simplify what companies are telling consumers to smell for? Or maybe they're not trying to evoke so many accords. I don't know.

At the same time, though, some things have stayed the same. Musk and citrus of all kinds have stayed a staple of clean scents.

11/27/2015

8Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Pluto
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Top Review 28

Finally, a fragrance that quite accurately matches my preferences....

Emozione by Salvatore Ferragamo recently pleased me and has already made itself comfortable in my wardrobe. So I browsed through the descriptions of other Ferragamo fragrances. And I took the plunge, bought Pour Femme, blind….

A fresh opening, bergamot is clearly noticeable, yet the citrus notes remain rather elegantly restrained; Pour Femme does not turn sour, as is the case with some fragrances containing bergamot, grapefruit, and neroli. Gradually, Pour Femme becomes spicier and greener, the blackcurrant is unfortunately only faintly present, I wish it could be a bit more prominent. I do not notice coconut, which is better for me. Pepper gives Pour Femme a pleasant sharpness that tingles in the nose. After a while, a bouquet of flowers blooms, dominated by delicate lily of the valley - without ringing too strongly, but the clove also chimes softly in between with spicy tones. Pour Femme ends in a woody base with a lot of musk, finally a base without the sweetness of tonka, vanilla, etc.

Pour Femme remains consistently fresh and herbaceous, the sillage is in the medium range, and the longevity is surprisingly good at 6 hours on my skin. For me, this fragrance leans towards a green floral chypre with fruity elements, even though it does not contain oakmoss. Those who enjoy herbaceous scents and love fresh spice will be well served with this fragrance. Even the "clean and fresh" faction could feel addressed, because with this fragrance, one feels just like in the advertisement "when it should be clean and well-groomed."

Pour Femme is a classic all-rounder, and it will surely develop even better in warm temperatures. I can't say anything negative, just one thing, it's a pity I didn't discover it earlier.

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