Ambrox
Aquatic notes
White lotus
Bergamot
Cedarwood
Green apple
Neroli
Tonka bean
Vanilla
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Yes, there are parallels, but it still follows its own path! I like it!
Kite in Crystal Reef is the fragrance from the new line by Andreoli that appealed to me the most from the very beginning. Well, as it sometimes happens, it ended up with me and what can I say?
I really like it.
I admit it has certain parallels to one or another fragrance, but I just love this type of scents.
The fragrance starts off with a fresh, aquatic, sweet note. At the opening, it reminded me a bit of fragrances like the classic Nikos Sculpture or even Xerjoff Uden. The parallels are undeniable, but still, the Andreoli scent has a noticeably unique twist. It follows its own path!
Especially at the beginning, this certain sweetness gives me very slight chewing gum vibes. Sounds strange, but that's how it is for my nose. It doesn't smell exactly like chewing gum! Nevertheless, it has certain "borrowings" for me.
Combined with this fresh, aquatic touch, I really like it.
Over time, the slightly fruity elements definitely fade away. However, this aquatic freshness somehow remains.
Beautiful floral notes also come into play and fit perfectly with the fragrance.
Everything does seem quite synthetic, but I like that and I don't find it bad at all. The fragrance has already brought me compliments.
Was I surprised? No.
It's simply because these certain traits of a Sculpture/Uden always go over well. It just smells good.
As time goes on, the fragrance transforms significantly. Here, Kite in Crystal Reef also distinguishes itself even more clearly from the aforementioned candidates.
Kite in Crystal Reef gets a quite intense cedarwood. A subtly sweet blend of tonka bean and vanilla also joins in.
All in all, a great fragrance that I really like. There will certainly be some who find the similarities too silly.
But that's up to each individual.
If we're honest, it's difficult to completely reinvent the wheel. There are thousands of fragrances on the market, and having a completely unique selling point is not so common anymore. If you lean towards certain DNA but manage to create a beautiful, independent fragrance with really great personal twists, I'm completely fine with that.
Whether this line really had to be made so "expensive" with less content, I'm not so sure. I don't know the exact background, but it's a shame! Simone Andreoli was almost unbeatable in terms of price-performance in the niche!
The fragrance lasts about eight hours on my skin and projects really well!
Unisex wearable?
In my opinion, definitely!
I really like it.
I admit it has certain parallels to one or another fragrance, but I just love this type of scents.
The fragrance starts off with a fresh, aquatic, sweet note. At the opening, it reminded me a bit of fragrances like the classic Nikos Sculpture or even Xerjoff Uden. The parallels are undeniable, but still, the Andreoli scent has a noticeably unique twist. It follows its own path!
Especially at the beginning, this certain sweetness gives me very slight chewing gum vibes. Sounds strange, but that's how it is for my nose. It doesn't smell exactly like chewing gum! Nevertheless, it has certain "borrowings" for me.
Combined with this fresh, aquatic touch, I really like it.
Over time, the slightly fruity elements definitely fade away. However, this aquatic freshness somehow remains.
Beautiful floral notes also come into play and fit perfectly with the fragrance.
Everything does seem quite synthetic, but I like that and I don't find it bad at all. The fragrance has already brought me compliments.
Was I surprised? No.
It's simply because these certain traits of a Sculpture/Uden always go over well. It just smells good.
As time goes on, the fragrance transforms significantly. Here, Kite in Crystal Reef also distinguishes itself even more clearly from the aforementioned candidates.
Kite in Crystal Reef gets a quite intense cedarwood. A subtly sweet blend of tonka bean and vanilla also joins in.
All in all, a great fragrance that I really like. There will certainly be some who find the similarities too silly.
But that's up to each individual.
If we're honest, it's difficult to completely reinvent the wheel. There are thousands of fragrances on the market, and having a completely unique selling point is not so common anymore. If you lean towards certain DNA but manage to create a beautiful, independent fragrance with really great personal twists, I'm completely fine with that.
Whether this line really had to be made so "expensive" with less content, I'm not so sure. I don't know the exact background, but it's a shame! Simone Andreoli was almost unbeatable in terms of price-performance in the niche!
The fragrance lasts about eight hours on my skin and projects really well!
Unisex wearable?
In my opinion, definitely!
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