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Mughetto Santa Maria Novella

7.6 / 10 40 Ratings

A popular perfume by Santa Maria Novella for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is floral-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Green

Citrus

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Lemon

Orange

Heart Notes

Lily of the valley Jasmine

Jasmine

Base Notes

Benzoin

Ratings

Scent

7.640 Ratings

Longevity

7.135 Ratings

Sillage

6.635 Ratings

Bottle

7.431 Ratings

Value for money

6.811 Ratings

Submitted by Florblanca, last update on 10/30/2025.

Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/30/2025

10Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

windycina
10 Reviews

windycina

If pretty had a name, it would be Mughetto

Lily of the Valley is a flower dear to my heart, it was the favorite of an aunt that isn’t no longer with us, and forever will remind me of her. She had gifted me a plant of Lily of the Valley; and I was sniffing them when they bloom, their scent is so pretty and iconic, I knew I had to search for a Lily of the Valley scent and my choice was this from Santa Maria Novella. This brand makes fragrance so beautiful it’s hard to keep up. Mughetto is exactly like a Lily of the Valley scent, but it’s also pretty and dainty with a touch of powder somewhere. This is something I could imagine a Jane Austen character wearing (well, like several perfumes from the brand). Absolutely adore this!

04/23/2023

9Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Pollita
384 Reviews

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Pollita

Top Review 36

Finest cozy soap foam. And Coralie's grandmother was definitely British.

Lily of the valley. I couldn't stand it for a long time. I found its scent somewhat penetrating. I always smelled something like wall paint when testing a lily of the valley perfume. I associated the scent with something artificial, ugly. But since I got to know and own Coralie from Ikiryō, everything has changed.

I love this wonderful, almost a tiny bit dirty soap foam scent of lily of the valley. And which house does it best as a soliflore, if not Santa Maria Novella? Oh yes! Anyone looking for a beautiful, authentic, and wonderfully cozy soft lily of the valley scent should indulge in Santa Maria Novella Mughetto. For me, it epitomizes a bubble bath fragrance. So comforting, so relaxing, so clean, so beautiful. And yet there is a tiny bit of dirt that continually greets and can never be completely washed away. Jasmine is present here as well, just like in Coralie. And a very delicate indole, which never really comes off as dirty, cannot be denied here either.

Mughetto could be the grandmother of my dearly beloved Coralie. They are certainly related. Both are dominated by lily of the valley and jasmine. Both have a delicate sweetness. In Mughetto, it's benzoin, while in Coralie, it's Ikiryō's dirty musk, which always brings a bit of sweetness along. Mughetto always appears very classic and pure, while Coralie interprets the theme a bit more modern.

Even though this is a thoroughly Italian cologne, Mughetto mentally transports me to Great Britain. I see green meadows, many sheep, and young women frolicking through the blooming landscape. They unmistakably smell of Mughetto. Soapy, clean, and at first glance pure and innocent. But they have a lot of mischief behind their ears.

Beautiful. Simply beautiful. The house of Santa Maria Novella has once again convinced me.

Many thanks to Gandix for the opportunity to test.

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