White Fire (Extrait de Parfum) by Tiziana Terenzi

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White Fire Tiziana Terenzi 2012 Extrait de Parfum

7.5 / 10 209 Ratings

A popular perfume by Tiziana Terenzi for women and men, released in 2012. The scent is floral-fresh. It is being marketed by Cereria Terenzi Evelino.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Green

Powdery

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Ice accord

Green leaves Oxygen

Oxygen

Heart Notes

Chinese jasmine Fern

Fern

White amber

Base Notes

Amber

Musk

Sandalwood

Perfumer

Paolo Terenzi

Ratings

Scent

7.5209 Ratings

Longevity

6.6180 Ratings

Sillage

6.1177 Ratings

Bottle

7.8180 Ratings

Value for money

6.362 Ratings

Submitted by Nyze29, last update on 10/02/2025.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Classica collection.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/02/2013

7Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Tar
261 Reviews

Tar

2

White (and Citrine) Fire

I spent one and a half year with using a quite similar perfume, Ô DE L'ORANGERIE by Lancôme. I know, it sounds funny, but I had a perfume-allergy. When I smelled strong perfume-odor, I suffocated and had a nonstop cough. Perfumeries were life-threatening for me. When I used perfume at my neck, near to my face, or at my wrist, I had ugly red rashes. I had to chose in this terrible period of my life a very subtle fragrance, that was the Ô DE L'ORANGERIE.

Now I found this scent with a more refined, more natural version in the WHITE FIRE. It is an elegant, citrus- and chypre-like fragrance, which recalls that horrible season, that had only one good point: it was soooo easy to choose perfume in the morning :-)

Woods or flowers can not be found in WHITE FLOWERS, but good quality leaves and fern is there. It will not attack others' olfactory, and I would reommend it for daily usage, business trips and negotiations. I risk to say, that it is more attractive on men, but I can not be sure without experience, however it is not sensual at all. It keeps distance, so to say something extreme, it is a perfect choice for the occasion, when you break up with your partner.

07/07/2024

DressUpWitch
50 Reviews

DressUpWitch

1

Aeropostale, is that you?

For such an expensive perfume house, this smells shockingly like the perfume I wore in high school, which came from Aeropostale. (For the uninitiated, that’s a cheap mall clothing brand that was very popular in the early 2000’s.) The scent isn’t offensive, but it’s not especially exciting either. I wouldn’t be able to pick this out from a lineup of other white floral fragrances.

10/25/2014

6Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Meggi
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Meggi

Top Review 23

Christmas Lecture

Although the paper form had made me skeptical, I had to try a sample of the white fire - once I was hooked, I was captivated by Angelliese's fine commentary. Accordingly, my expectations were rather indifferent before the first test.

Right after application, I am hit by a presumably aldehyde-induced prickling, which might remind me of a proper portion of icy, fresh air. Alpine or Dolomite air, or ice for that matter, is also fine, see marketing chatter. However, I hardly believe that my nose, when inhaling cold air, distinctly perceives the oxygen among all other atmospheric components, let alone precisely records the specific aggressiveness of this essential yet life-threatening cellular poison. Still, it's a fun and apparently rather rare pyramid idea. The head, as we know, is always sniffing at the forefront.

The thing about oxygen and ice reminds me of a highlight of university life in Kiel: the annual Christmas lecture of the chemists; a tradition that is similarly upheld at other universities. Spectators from all fields always gathered in droves. One of these spectacles had "Liquid Air" as its theme, and the lecturers played all sorts of pranks, for example with umbrellas that broke through a liquid oxygen rain or liquid carbon dioxide-frozen rubber boots that shattered with a hammer strike.

A particularly lasting impression in many ways was made by frozen and accidentally shattered mercury, which lay on the floor and thawed again, partly evaporating undisturbed because - certainly unintentionally - not all of the scattered drops had been bound by pouring sulfur over them. I learned that day that the stuff evaporates like water. Probably, the demonstrators and the audience in the front rows all got their share. Sustainable indeed. Relaxed people, those chemists. Such dangerously exciting things never happened in my accounting lectures; boredom usually doesn't cause immediate health impairments.

The impression of "let's believe it's oxygen" quickly faded, though. Jasmine takes the stage. It is only slightly soapy and far from that enchanting fullness that I like in Jasmin de Nuit. Glassy, clear, and pure it indeed is, thus living up to the name and concept, although not to my preferences.

During the third hour, an unmistakably synthetic note (Hedione?) emerges, which cannot be completely hidden by the jasmine. However, soon (still during the third hour) it is creamed over by the musk. From the fourth hour on, this becomes the central component, naturally kept white itself. While it complements the jasmine well, unfortunately, it is once again less to my liking. It could be a test recommendation for our musk ladies!

Within the seventh hour, the scent completely retreats to the skin - the sillage was never lush anyway - and lasts there for about another two to three hours as a lightly blymerant musk skin scent.

Even in further tests, I could hardly recognize more than a subtly noble jasmine-musk mélange in the first three hours and a noble-subtle musk-jasmine mélange in the last three hours after the admittedly quite furious start. What a pity. I found the commentary better.

09/24/2018

9.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Augusto
177 Reviews

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Augusto

Top Review 21

Feels like Flashlight. Snow. And hot glittering.

Yes, but surely there is an oxygen accord, an ice accord too, Augusta snorts, I can smell it in this top note. The nostrils open, a deep breath. This opening is cloaked in green and glue, or solvents if you will, yes that sounds dreadful, but it is really decisively different and smells exceptionally good! A brief shallow breath is followed by a deep inhale. This is not aromatherapy, rather an aroma experiment, although there is nothing wrong with breathing exercises.
The transition into a somewhat treacherous jasmine is perfectly veiled by this familiar synthetic and pleasantly sharp almost sweetness with a green tinge. And with plenty of air, from the very beginning. The scent is airy, not ethereal, neither fantasy nor close to nature.
Rather cold and hot from the fire in the snow. Admittedly, it fits. One can also set the image aside and simply find the scent white, green, slightly resinous, and only then floral. The top note is practically upside down and is as permeable as possible. This is why AugustA considers this scent to be one of the most exciting in her small collection. The effect is exhilarating in the sense of awakening, sparking curiosity for more and for something different. The different here is the jasmine. It shines and blazes in white, white white. Not indolic, not fleshy. But hot and cool at the same time. Accompanied by a dry and a resinous wood note. Honestly - I know nothing comparable.

This wonderful peculiarity with flashlight feeling in the snow under intense sun glitter remains for a while, but recedes into the background in favor of this gentle and light-footed, almost weightless jasmine-wood note that lingers. Always haunting back and forth on the skin and in perception.

Flickering light, hot and cold at the same time. Fascinating. Intellectually appealing and heartwarming exciting at the same time. With the first breath, landed on an ice planet, with constantly glaring sun and this strange foreignness that feels so familiar.

01/28/2019

9Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Savemial
2 Reviews

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Savemial

Helpful Review 17

Jasmine in a Crystal Glass Full of Ice Water

It is absolutely unique.

At first acquaintance, it didn't make a special impression on me, seemed very fleeting and not strong enough. A very delicate and natural scent.

A truly deceptive impression.

If you don't hold back when applying, it is wonderful.

For a long time, for me, one of the most beautiful scents for the warmer season. A jasmine flower in a crystal glass full of ice water. Lasts until the evening.

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