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A quick disclaimer: I personally love neroli, I would even go so far as to say it's my favorite fragrance note.
With this background info, it's clear that Torino23 hits the spot. It does everything well that I slightly dislike about Orange Flamingo: although there's plenty of neroli in here, it's just not enough to smell like fabric softener. Instead of the fabric softener sting, a pleasantly gentle musk joins in.
Apart from the perfectly balanced composition, the fragrance is also ultra long-lasting, especially for such a fresh note. It lasts much longer than Mandarino di Amalfi, and I even perceive it longer than Orange Flamingo. And that's saying something, because the latter has an oil content of 40%. This only gives an idea of the range of oil content that Torino23 must have....

The filling arrived with me, sprayed directly and I was initially surprised. The fragrance forms a powder cloud, which I have not yet experienced. He surrounds you with a cozy warmth, but not at all sweet. Reminds me of fresh laundry, but without the classic sting of fabric softener.
To me, this is a clean cloud that makes you feel cozy. Quasi a real become comfort zone

... it is not. I myself (M22) am not a fan of sweet scents. Since with me usually everything always radiates quite strongly, I slay a room downright with everything that goes in the direction of vanilla and sweet.
Why did I buy the fragrance then directly blind in full size? My Lufthansa miles would have expired that evening, I have heard a lot of good and thought to myself "Whether I verballere them with a risk purchase or they disintegrate so ‍️" Sometimes you just have to play a little poker.
I am totally taken with the scent. Yes, there is a sweetness in it. But there is so much more spicy and woody than packaging around it that I actually like the sweetness. My only other sweet grab was Noir Extreme, so I was prepared for this level of sweetness and was very pleasantly surprised.
The durability has also positively surprised me for a relatively inexpensive designer. Holds loosely through a cold day.
I think the perfume will definitely come into use this winter and be worth its miles.

It must not always be full pipe Rose-Oud with leather and motor oil!
The fragrance was introduced to me on vacation in Copenhagen in a perfumery and I was skeptical at first, but over the day he has grown so close to my heart that I went back and bought it.
He is definitely on the more feminine side to prescribe. But if you look past that and give him a chance even as a man, you have a lot to gain. A great, gentle floral fragrance that at some point dips very slightly into the woody. My go to when I actually don't want to stand out big and fill a whole room, but just like to have a little "aura" wafting around me.

As a warning, this was my first exposure to a fragrance that goes oriental. And what can I say, I like the direction very much.
At the first spray, it opens with a lot of cinnamon and notes of fruit liqueurs. Which, I can not say. In any case fruit with alcohol, great mixture together with the cinnamon.
After a good half hour, a soft, powdery cloud surrounds me, which in the course of the day (so long the fragrance radiates on me namely actively perceptible) becomes darker and darker, until he then arrived in the evening at a rose-oud combination. I have not yet experienced such a fragrance development. I put it on in the morning at 7 am in my small student room, went to work and university. When I got home at 6pm in the evening, I thought someone had used Ombre Nomade in my room. Took me a moment to realize that this must obviously be the blatant evolution of Infusion Velour. Definitely gives Pokémon feelings