Casamorati - Fiore d'Ulivo (Eau de Parfum) by Xerjoff

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Casamorati 1888

Casamorati - Fiore d'Ulivo Xerjoff 2008 Eau de Parfum

7.8 / 10 690 Ratings

A popular perfume by Xerjoff for women and men, released in 2008. The scent is citrusy-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Citrus

Fresh

Floral

Green

Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lemon zest Basil

Basil

Lotus

Heart Notes

Olive blossom

Jasmine absolute

Base Notes

Musk

Amber

Benzoin

Perfumer

Angéline Leporini

Ratings

Scent

7.8690 Ratings

Longevity

7.3590 Ratings

Sillage

6.7581 Ratings

Bottle

7.9577 Ratings

Value for money

6.7393 Ratings

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Casamorati 1888 collection.

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Reviews

32 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/16/2024

Musicandarts
253 Reviews

Musicandarts

2

Very generic-smelling citrus

I confess that I don't get most of the good or bad notes listed by other reviewers. It smells like Mrs Meyers citrus dishwashing soap. This opinion comes from smelling it on a blotter, as I did not get to the stage of testing this on my skin.

I get the lemon and basil and many non-specific notes. I have a reached a point in my perfume journey that I have so many great perfumes to buy and enjoy. So, an average citrus is no longer worth my effort.

10/09/2024

6Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Raluko111
465 Reviews

Raluko111

1

Funky Olive

If your skin's pH has a strained relationship with olive and musk notes, proceed with caution. Looking at the notes, Fiore d'Ulivo should be everything I love in a summer perfume: green, citrusy, floral notes that speak of Mediterranean summers. However, it doesn't evolve like this at all on my skin. Because of the olive-musk notes, on my skin the perfume evolves with a sweaty, embarrassing funk of freshly consummated sexual acts. Which could be a statement, but it's not one I care to make with a summer perfume.

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Eu cred că pH-ul pielii mele nu prea are o relație minunată cu măslinele și nici cu nalba de mosc in anumite combinații. Fiore d'Ulivo ar trebui să fie fix pe placul meu, eu fiind persoana care tânjește după citrice, verdeață, și izuri de veri Mediterraneane. Și câteva pufuri de FdU pe haine, cam așa este. Pe piele, e o altă poveste.

Nu este prima oară când un parfum sau o cremă de corp pe bază de măsline evoluează ciudat pe mine. Unde locuiesc, cam toată industria cosmetică ridică în slăvi Olea Europaea, și am incercat multe creme de corp și parfumuri solide fabricate aici pe baza ei, cu același rezultat: 20-30 de minute de încântare maximă după care apare un funk. Nu știu precis care ar fi cuvântul potrivit în limba Română. E un miros închis, un pic animalic, un pic de transpirație care colcăie pe fundal și care nu este bine ascunsă de superba aromă de limonadă verde.

Pentru o zi de vară, când Fiore d'Ulivo a fost menit să fie purtat, funk-ul m-a jenat mult mai mult. Chiar am zâmbit un pic, citind o recenzie mai jos care compara FdU cu un tânăr amant. Batman, batman, dar totuși n-aș vrea să comunic la toată lumea prin parfumul de pe mine cum îmi petrec nopțile, pentru că pe pielea mea cel puțin, cam asta este senzația creată după ceva timp. ;-)

07/28/2024

7.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Myrtillajus
538 Reviews

Myrtillajus

1

a walk in spring among the olive trees

The blossoming of the olive tree occurs in spring, usually in May or June. At this stage, the trees are covered in small white or yellow flowers, creating a breathtaking visual sight.
However, this small flower also has a great importance: it will turn into the fruit of this plant that will give life to one of the most appreciated and typical products of our area.
This fragrance is a walk in spring among the olive trees, surrounded by initially aromatic, Mediterranean notes and then by delicate floral tones.
Fresh, simple but beautiful.
‘The olive grove’ painted by Francesco Lojacono.

05/15/2013

10Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

Aura
89 Reviews

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Aura

Top Review 56

Priceless Moments

My jaw is hanging down at chest level, remaining there like a funny third breast. My eyes are so wide open that my brows form a star-shaped hairy tiara over my head, my nostrils are flaring wide, reaching all the way to my earlobes, and voluntarily getting caught in the pearl earrings... I am completely overcome with awe. Uncertain - which I cover up by casually ignoring the elegantly uniformed saleswomen - I stroll along the brightly colored shelves, astonished, unusually shy, and I dare not touch anything.
Suddenly, a lemon cream yellow beam of light captures me, pulling me magically and without a chance of resistance towards a shelf in the back of the store. It’s as if a hand first lifts to grab the bottle and then a second hand to uncork it. I bring the bottle to my nose, and just before I can press the spray button into my nostril out of sheer desire for pleasure, a loud voice booms, disturbingly interrupting my ecstasy, “Can I help you?” from a uniformed woman who unexpectedly stands next to me way too quickly.
“I need... scent... lemon cream... do you have it?” I stammer. The uniformed woman turns around, but only her body, her head remains directed at me as she commands, “Over there,” and marches off in the indicated direction. All clear. I have to follow.
I catch a quick glimpse of the price tag on the beautiful box that belongs to my yellow UFO, I break down in despair, accusing the world, and crawl on my knees after the uniform.
“Urgh,” is my first thought about the scent that the heavily made-up uniformed woman sprays on me. Toilet cleaner with Nivea. “It needs to develop, give it a little time.” I muster a brave smile and promise to let it develop extensively during a little walk and then come back.
I don’t come back. I don’t even know what my UFO is called.
Yes, that’s exactly how it was back then, three-quarters of a year ago, when I was new at Parfumo and stood for the first time in the luxury perfumery Osswald in Zurich.
Some time later, I returned to our Swiss perfume meeting, feeling a bit more relaxed with a collection of niche fragrances in hand. My lemon cream yellow UFO was still there. What followed, I don’t want to elaborate on in all emotional details, thanks again to the Swiss perfume crew for your patience, anyway, I promised myself solemnly to order Fiore d’Ulivo cheaper online. I bought it half an hour later and three streets away, where it cost a whole 50 francs less (only 10 more than it would have cost at ALzD, after all).

Fiore d’Ulivo is my most expensive fragrance. And my most luxurious. It is not a perfume in the true sense for me; it doesn’t make me sexy or mysterious, it doesn’t give me a busy aura, it’s not a sofa scent, and it doesn’t smell like clean laundry.
It smells more like a really good body lotion. It conveys that feeling of having slept well and being rested, freshly showered and moisturized, wearing expensive silk underwear, treating oneself to something nice in everyday life. It’s spring, with birds chirping, one reads the newspaper and munches on homemade muesli before heading to work. You feel so fresh, so ready for the day, so tidy, clean, well-groomed, and thoroughly taken care of... with Fiore d’Ulivo, I have this feeling all day; I take the relaxed spring morning with me.
It smells like a Mediterranean light lemon cream; that’s how I can best describe it - even if that probably doesn’t do justice to the olive blossoms, as in my perception, the lemons are getting all the praise. It has green and floral nuances, is fresh, yet warm.
It gets 100% from me - the only one so far - in all categories.

By the way, a doll from the perfume crew was also caught by the beam back then; she has it now too ;o)

09/22/2022

7.5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

UnlimLove
11 Reviews

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UnlimLove

Top Review 21

Not just another floral

The very first seconds of Fiore d'olivos are really very citrusy and not to my taste. It has a rather synthetic citrus note, more like lemon cake with icing.
And then... The fragrance just keeps getting more beautiful. A very unique floral wave unfolds, which can be specifically identified as olive blossom. This makes the floral aspect not classically sweet - innocent, but somehow edgy; unexpected, unconventional, yet not rebellious. Simply distinctive, attractive, interesting. Towards the end, the scent leans more musky on my skin and gains a so noble creaminess... Wow, I am truly captivated. You read the notes and think 'Oh okay, a floral scent, amber musk base, yeah...' - then you smell it and are enchanted! The quality is simply outstanding. Although I actually have enough of floral scents and personally prefer woody, green, aquatic notes, I can't get enough of fiore d'olivo. Definitely give it a sniff!

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