Georgeman

I was curious about Sorriso. I have his sample stored in a box and forgot about it. I like gourmand perfumes, but I know I can't wear them often - only occasionally. Will Sorriso be like that too? Sorriso opened on my skin with a very dark dark chocolate with a bit of alcohol. The chocolate was real and tempting to bite into your hand :) - because I like chocolate. The evolution of the perfume - from bitter and dark chocolate gradually changed to milky and reminiscent of opening a box of chocolates - and gradually more pronounced vanilla notes appeared, which finally remained in the final phase. And the vanilla is nice - sweet and not too artificial. Projection and staying power good, on clothes it must be forever :). The perfume can be recommended for gourmands and is completely unisex. it is well mixed. It will definitely attract attention. I enjoyed trying it - it's not a perfume for me to wear every day, I think I'd be overwhelmed soon :). But I like to smell it around me :) - because it's a pleasant perfume.

So this perfume is like a sweet lemon candy with cola. It smells pleasantly citrusy, even a little gourmandly citrusy - you almost want to taste the scent :). It's fresh, citrusy and fizzy - it really is like a Bon-pari candy. at least on my skin. On other skin, another aspect of the scent was the moss - it didn't show up on me at all. but the projection isn't great - that's a shame. Sillage normal - adequate.

I only tested from a sample - maybe a larger spray would stand out better - I don't know. The scent is simple but pleasant.

It does not offend and is very versatile.

An oriental and gourmet perfume - it is sweet and fragrant. I can see myself sitting down with a baked cinnamon and honey cake that is nicely dusted with powdered sugar. And also a little smoky, as the honey overflowed and caramelized during baking and burned slightly.

The perfumer who created it is said to have said of it that it is his memory of the Orient and smoking a hookah. Yes - it's a sweetly oriental composition on one side with a touch of incense on the other. The incense is probably there to tone down the sweetness. This combination probably creates a slightly artificial taste in the final effect - and then it seems a bit synthetic.

As someone well wrote here, it's like candy that smells like candy, but it's not edible candy by the smell.

The scent is nice, it is one of the more expensive ones, but it needs to be dosed sensibly, it has a relatively good staying power and a pleasant projection, in larger quantities it could be distracting in the office.

For someone unisex, for me a purely feminine scent - the scent of purity, close to the scent of a woman's face, powder, make-up. It goes into the chypre style. There is a very fine powder and musk in the perfume. Inside the body of the perfume is a dark rose - complete, with leaves and stem. And cardamom and carrot seed are also running around. In the end, it all looks clean, like a freshly made-up lady who just came back from the bathroom with her make-up on.

The perfume has great staying power and projection that goes the way I like it in gusts of air, in waves. Not every woman or confident man may like this fragrance, although I think it suits a woman better. But I think it is a very well made fragrance from the Turkish factory Nishane.

The perfume is stored in a pink box, with an exclusive cartridge hidden inside. The bottle is beautiful, heavy, polished. The fragrance is powdery floral with a pleasant musky echo. Delicate accords of chamomile appear, joined by romantic violets and freesia. There is jasmine and iris creaminess. In the process, it also develops into a gourmet vanilla. The smell is very good, well balanced. It's strange that there are violets here that Orient doesn't use in their perfumes, but in the end it's very nice. The scent is distinctive, envelops you in a cloud of fragrance with great projection and lasts. The perfume is clearly on the feminine side. The presentation of the perfume also corresponds to this. The package is like a beautiful gift. This is the range of Al Haramain fragrances from their luxury edition.