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A silent elegance, a citrus you don’t expect
Ultima Storia isn’t your typical citrus fragrance: it doesn’t aim to surprise with sharp acidity, nor does it try to seduce with predictable sweetness. It’s a perfume that works quietly, building a creamy, slightly powdery softness around the skin, transforming the very concept of what a citrus fragrance can be. The opening is bright, yes, but never sharp. Black lemon gives it a deeper, almost liqueur-like aromatic character, steering away from the harsh freshness of classic citruses. Pear, delicate and understated, lightens the structure and adds a subtle fruity nuance that softens and wraps around the composition. In the drydown, a fine leather note appears—elegant but never overpowering—bringing sophistication and balance. Surprising touches of powder and a milky, cotton-like softness give the fragrance a rounded, comforting feel. Iris offers a refined, almost imperceptible powdery touch, while coffee lingers in the background: more of a roasted-woody impression than a clearly recognizable note. Ultima Storia doesn’t shout. It doesn’t seek to impress at first spray. It’s a quiet luxury—fresh yet enveloping, subtle yet distinctive.