Lianpf

I have had the Torino 21 since May and have worn it 2-3 times a week over the summer and can now say the following:

About the fragrance itself: in the opening the fragrance starts with a pungent basil/mint note, in the drydown a lot of citrus is added which makes the fragrance really unique.

Longevity/sillage: The longevity of this refreshing scent is really exceptional for a summer fragrance, as is the sillage. I noticed this when I was asked about the fragrance at the height of summer, even though I had applied it 7 hours earlier. Not much can be said about the price 190€ / 50ml normal Xerjoff price. :)

If you haven't tried this fragrance yet, you have to get a sample in spring at the latest.

I hope I was able to bring you a little closer to Torino. :-)

So, I tested the fragrance in a perfumery about 1 month ago and was so flashed that I immediately bought a full bottle. So far I can only say that I'm already looking forward to winter just to wear the fragrance. Even now in the fall on colder days, the fragrance is very wearable. The fragrance starts with a delicious apple and a matching cognac note and goes into a pleasant cinnamon vanilla combination. The fragrance lasts 8-10 hours on my skin. The sillage is good but worse than expected for the price of 250 euros. Value for money 8.5/10. The bottle is really a 10/10 for sure one of the top 5 bottles ever. I will certainly wear the fragrance often on colder days.
I look forward to your opinion.

The White on White by Xerjoff is a complimentary piece perfect for spring and summer.

A very nice coconut note embodies this Raffaello vibe. The longevity is more than sufficient for a creamy fragrance. I bought the fragrance blind and have to say that I haven't regretted it yet and look forward to getting it out again in spring.
For the normal Xerjoff price for 50 ml / 190 EUR, the fragrance is really worth it because I don't know any fragrance that resembles White on White. A real recommendation if you don't want to smell like everyone else in spring. The fragrance is literally unisex as I really can't say who it would be better suited for.

When I tested the Grand Soir, I was skeptical at first because it didn't quite meet my expectations. The more I smelled it, the better it got. So good, in fact, that I bought half a bottle here on Parfumo.

As for the fragrance itself, you have to like amber and can expect a resinous scent with a soft vanilla in the background. Sillage and longevity are a 9/10 with room for improvement but lasts 8-9 hours on my skin. The price of 180 EUR / 70 ml is really impressive for this must-have. However, I wouldn't buy the fragrance blindly. For me, a night in Paris really describes it best. Will always be in daily use again in fall/winter.

I hope I could help you a little further. :)

I bought the fragrance about 2 weeks ago and can now give the following review. :)

-Durability: I tested the durability of the fragrance on my skin and I can say that it doesn't leave you, the presence is so incredibly strong that everyone in the room can smell you. So sillage and longevity are a 10/10...

But now we come to the price... which is 240 EUR per 100ml and therefore very expensive for a designer. The bottle is beautifully designed.

I tested the fragrance at the beginning of fall and I have to say that it is a pure winter fragrance because the tobacco note is very dominant.

I hope I was able to give you a little insight into this great Christmas classic. :-)