Lorenzo Pazzaglia is definitely a brand that has captured my positive attention with some of its fragrances. I was also very curious about Speechless, as the fragrance pyramid suggests something nice. Especially because some scents from this brand are very versatile and bring exciting depth and balance.
Nothing of the sort can be found here...
For me, the scent is a shame, a disappointment, a creation of uninspired existence.
It feels like a result where one might think they need to send a new fragrance to the market at all costs.
From the very first second, I did not like this scent.
It is a trivial, fruity, and slightly synthetic DNA that completely lacks freshness and zest.
Of all the citrus notes listed in the top notes, very little can be found. However, the peach is very dominant and potent.
In the background, and becoming increasingly noticeable to me after a short time, is the rose, which fundamentally does not align with my preferences. This is certainly supported by the lychee, which can come quite close to the olfactory structure of rose.
Other floral nuances, aside from the rose, are also perceptible.
Instead of the expected zest and perhaps a bit of freshness, a sweetish base is more polarizing here, combined with the fruit and the rose, which I find terrible.
This kind of "sweet fruit cocktail" is already abundant on the market, so there are significantly cheaper alternatives even for lovers of this genre.
For me, this bottle simply wasn’t necessary.
Sillage and longevity are in the moderate upper midfield.
It lasts around 7 hours and projects quite clearly, especially at the beginning, which diminishes after about two hours. The scent undergoes hardly any change...
Who could this scent be for?
- Erba-Pura lovers who would like a touch of floral
- More suited for a feminine character
- Those who prefer sweetness over freshness
- Peach enthusiasts
Who might this scent not be for?
- Those who enjoy zest and citrus
- People on a tight budget (significantly cheaper alternatives available)
- Those looking for a summer fragrance (too sweet!)
- Those expecting something innovative and new
- Those who want to accompany a fragrance olfactorily throughout its development
