This is a bit of an open secret - Ferrari Bright Neroli , not often found amongst the usual Ferrari scents on the high street, is a very highly regarded scent.

The drydown seems much different from NP with more spicy vetiver, patchouli and aromatics (also very reminiscent of Armani's Eau Pour Homme (or it's cousin Eau d’Aromes)). I really do not mind the vetiver because this scent actually leans more on the feminine side due to floral notes.Clothing and accessories are valuable, but at the same time suitable for travelling (perhaps not the most sensitive, crease-friendly Super150 thread worth a solid used car). Bright Neroli is a completely unisex fragrance that evokes nuanced, niche vibes, but is also a comforting feel-good scent. This fragrance is totally unisex and doesn't lean masculine or feminine (as is the case usually with neroli-based fragrances). The bottle is sexy and looks amazing on a dresser (thankfully, since it came unboxed), though it will stay in a drawer. The neroli in this fragrance isn't too soapy on my skin; its sweetness is tempered by the greenness and dryness of the citron and bitter orange.

Even as someone who sometimes gets migraines from certain fragrances, Bright Neroli fortunately doesn't not give me that reaction. It was an interesting scent, something new that you don't smell very often, but I don't want to smell like an old person and it was also too feminine for my taste. Squirt yourself with Bright Neroli before this British summer exhausts itself and before you reach for the deeper, darker, cooler weather choices. Korianke, saach ick mir imma, Korianke, you must reign the scents ant heart lejen,n whichn ooch fit too the people.I would like to add that I generally shy away from reviews,but I thought that I should regarding Bright Neroli . It smells sort of like an orange version of Mugler Cologne (which is also neroli dominant and totally unisex but is 'green' in character). The sea is very near to my place and sometimes I like to just put this on and relax and watch the sea over from my office desk <3 . People just like to pay 200 euro for same scent and just because this one is cheapie they dare talk nonsense!

Starts with a nice blast of citrus upfront which quickly transitions into a soft pleasant bed of floral blossoms. This is one of my favourite perfumes, unfortunately I think it has been discontinued cause it has become quite hard to find. Slightly stronger, slightly sweeter (I believe due to the bergamot and lack of a floral note), slightly more long-lasting, and slightly more expensive. The initial smell is really lovely although more unisex than men's, the biggest issue is that it fades relatively quickly so I use more than normal.But now that's out of the way, if you're after a light citrus freshly floral for the summer, that you can wear every day without breaking the bank then this is pretty perfect. I just took a smell from the twist up sprayer that Fragrance Split gives you,which is nice,and if only Bright Neroli stayed that way I would be happy. Firstly, in terms of fragrance it's different in a way that will be preferable to many; the neroli note is brighter, for example and Tom Ford went back to create an 'Acqua' flanker of NP precisely to cater for this. Dit model, which jeradezu spontaneously occurs to me, is the Ferrari Zwohundatfuffzich from the happy sechzija years . I take time to reflect on packaging design and names - they give clues about the concept of the juice inside.

I don’t know 4711 or Neroli Portofino well, having had 4711 many years ago and only sampling NP, but it seems the comparisons are valid. I don't know why but every time I smell this fragrance I think of Fruity pebbles cereal or maybe its Fruit Loops cereal. I was hoping for a lemony, orangey/citrusy, semi-sweet and fresh scent but that's not remotely close to what I got. The citron and lemon are the most noticeable opening citrus notes, they create a sharp, bright, and sour.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission.