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Bel Natale by Solonoi

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Solonoi

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Bel Natale by Solonoi is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women. The top notes are orange blossom, dried fruits, lemon zest, champagne, jasmine, bread and water; the heart notes are fruity notes, cider and white wine; the base notes are nutty notes, gunpowder, vanilla and almond.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 38%
  • Spring 25%
  • Summer 13%
  • Autumn 25%
  • Day 0%
  • Night 100%

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positive reviews 4 community votes
LongevityVery long-lasting SillageRoom-filling Best momentWinter CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Winter

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Leading answer Night

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About Bel Natale

Main accord citrus Gender Men · Women Perfumer Alejandro Mazzola

Bel Natale by Solonoi is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women. The top notes are orange blossom, dried fruits, lemon zest, champagne, jasmine, bread and water; the heart notes are fruity notes, cider and white wine; the base notes are nutty notes, gunpowder, vanilla and almond.

Drinks White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices

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Longevity

Leading answer Very long-lasting

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Sillage

Leading answer Room-filling

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Character

Leading answer Balanced

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Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

3 votes

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  1. Ufff it’s a delight! One of my favourites: I wear it all December and January too, yes, day and night because it’s versatile but sooo original. It’s the scent of Christmas in Argentina, especially Christmas Eve: dried fruits and nuts, gunpowder, pan dulce. A perfectly unisex scent. It has beastly longevity, and the sillage is huge, so you have to control the amount (although last year I sprayed like 8 sprays and went out really happy). It’s my first Solonoi, and the day it runs out, I’ll definitely repurchase it

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  2. Exquisite, it starts with an opening that reminds me of a sweet like flan or dulce de leche, only I noticed it, it’s literally a second, then comes that pan dulce smell with the candied fruits really highlighted, as it evolves the cider starts to come out, I sense it sweet and floral accompanying it, it really resembles Argentine Christmas but at night, when the celebrations begin.

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  3. I bought it a month ago, it’s inspired by Argentine Christmas, where we eat pan dulce filled with dried fruits and nuts and toast with cider or champagne. In the opening you enjoy that soft champagne aroma, not alcoholic or overwhelming at all, and you sense a pan dulce with touches of dried fruits and nuts that don’t dull the exquisite sweetness of this fragrance, when it settles down a bit you sense the citrusy and fruity hints… and that ‘I don’t know what’ that gives magic to this perfume. I love it

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  4. One of the first perfumes that when I tried it transported me to the Christmas table 🎄 In the opening that accord evoking a realistic pan dulce, candied fruits and the moment of the midnight toast predominates strongly. It’s amazing how the gunpowder note makes the fragrance finish telling a whole story.

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  5. What an honour, first review of this gem. This fragrance is the definition of an “Olfactory Experience”: when a fragrance makes you close your eyes and takes you on a journey to a forgotten memory that stayed in our memory many, many years ago. It takes me to the old Christmas celebrations where the doors of all the houses in the street were wide open, tables laden with Christmas food, in the background a firecracker going off and the wind bringing us that gunpowder scent of fireworks. In short, old times, when the family got together to enjoy and share life. Something that today I can only remember by wearing Bel Natale. Longevity and Projection 10/10

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  6. What an honour, first review of this gem. This fragrance is the definition of an “Olfactory Experience”: when a fragrance makes you close your eyes and takes you on a journey to a forgotten memory that stayed in our memory many, many years ago. It takes me to the old Christmas celebrations where the doors of all the houses in the street were wide open, tables laden with Christmas food, in the background a firecracker going off and the wind bringing us that gunpowder scent of fireworks. In short, old times, when the family got together to enjoy and share life. Something that today I can only remember by wearing Bel Natale. Longevity and Projection 10/10

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  7. pablo_lavande

    I bought it a month ago, it’s inspired by Argentine Christmas, where we eat pan dulce filled with dried fruits and nuts and toast with cider or champagne. In the opening you enjoy that soft champagne aroma, not alcoholic or overpowering at all, and you smell a pan dulce with touches of dried fruits and nuts that don’t dull the exquisite sweetness of this fragrance; as it settles a little you notice the citrus and fruity hints… and that “je ne sais quoi” that gives magic to this perfume. I love it

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  8. Exquisite, it starts with an opening that reminds me of a sweet like flan or dulce de leche, only I sensed it, it’s literally a second, then comes that pan dulce smell with the candied fruits well highlighted, as it evolves the cider starts to come through, I sense it sweet and floral accompanying it, it really resembles Argentine Christmas but at night, when the festivities begin.

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  9. One of the first perfumes that, when I tried it, transported me to the Christmas table 🎄 In the opening, that accord evoking a realistic sweet bread, crystallised fruits, and the midnight toast moment dominates strongly. It’s amazing how the gunpowder note makes the fragrance finish telling a whole story.

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  10. Ugh, it’s a delight! One of my favourites: I wear it all December and January too, yes, day and night because it’s versatile but sooo original. It’s the scent of Christmas in Argentina, especially Christmas Eve: dried fruits and nuts, gunpowder, panettone. A perfectly unisex scent. It has beastly longevity, and the sillage is huge, so you have to watch the amount (although last year I sprayed like 8 sprays and went out really happy). It’s my first Solonoi, and the day it runs out, I’ll definitely repurchase it.

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  11. One of the first to whisk me straight to the Christmas table 🎄. At the start, that realistic sweet bread accord, candied fruits, and the midnight toast dominate everything. It’s incredible how the gunpowder note closes the story with such detail.

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  12. One of the first to whisk me straight to the Christmas table 🎄. At first, that realistic sweet bread accord, candied fruits, and the midnight toast dominate everything. It’s incredible how the gunpowder note closes the story with such detail.

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  13. MarteEDP22UY

    What an honour for my first review of this gem. It is the definition of ‘Olfactory Experience’: close your eyes and you’re transported to an old memory. It takes me back to those Christmases of old, with doors wide open, tables full, and the crackler in the background bringing the scent of gunpowder. Times gone by when the family was together. Now I only remember this with Bel Natale. Longevity and projection 10/10.

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