The Torino 21 is for me a refreshing mojito for the skin. After the first spray, you immediately notice the direction this fragrance takes. It opens with fresh mint and citrus fruits that instantly remind me of an ice-cold mojito.
However, the Torino is not one-dimensional. As the fragrance develops, various green notes emerge. Lavender, rosemary, a hint of jasmine - adding a certain depth to the scent, while the base never gets lost.
The sillage is initially present but gradually fades to a skin-close scent. The longevity is typically reliable for Xerjoff, but not overwhelming, which I find quite pleasant in the summer.
I think the Torino 21 will be my summer fragrance for 2025. Anyone looking for a refreshing scent for the warm months that doesn’t smell everyday but has a certain character will find it here.
Mojito is my favorite cocktail. However, Torino 21 has a scent note that I not only dislike but actually makes me feel nauseous, no joke. I can't pinpoint what the note is, but T21 definitely has very little in common with a Mojito. ...otherwise, I wouldn't love the latter so much. ;)
It's interesting how differently fragrances can affect us. It's a shame that Torino 21 doesn't resonate with you, maybe it's really a specific herbal note that's bothering you in the scent.
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