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Blu Indaco
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Descripción
Blu Indaco by Giardini Di Toscana is an oriental floral fragrance designed for men and women. The nose behind this creation is Silvia Martinelli. The top notes unfold with bergamot, frangipani and pink pepper; the heart reveals almond and vanilla; while the base notes settle on musk and ambroxan.
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It doesn’t passion me, but it doesn’t bother me either. Of the ones I tried from the Giardini di Toscana discovery set, it is the most ‘mature’ (or as they say around here, ‘like an older lady’). It opens with bergamot and pink pepper, and as it dries, the bitter almond and musky vanilla become noticeable. Compared to Celeste or Bianco Latte, it has worse longevity and trail. I’m not convinced by the mishmash of notes, and although I didn’t have to wash my wrists, I don’t think I’ll use it again.
What an addictive perfume. It begins with a sharp note of plumeria and pepper. After a while, an exquisite creaminess of almond, vanilla, and nut emerges, giving it a persistent woody touch. It is very warm, charming, and embracing. Although I won’t admit it, I sense a small hint of anise that fuses the vanilla, wood, and almond. It is exquisite, a tender and embracing poem.
An almond surprise. At first, it is light, floral, and citrusy, nothing special… but after drying down for 15 minutes, it is a beast of musk and sweet almond! Over time it intensifies, as if it needs to warm up. It leaves a dense trail if you overapply, moderate to high, and lasts 8-9 hours. It projects for 4 hours and then becomes a cloud around you.
What a lovely surprise; it smells of almond. At first, it’s light, floral with a citrus touch, nothing special… but after 15 minutes of drying down, it transforms into an absolute beast of musk and sweet almond. The longer it goes, the more potent it becomes; it seems to need warming up to release a dense, almost heavy trail if you overapply. The trail is moderate to high and lasts 8 to 9 hours without issue. It projects strongly for the first 4 hours before leaving a soft cloud around you.
It’s a treat! I perceive it as baby cologne, but the expensive kind, with a touch of almonds. I absolutely loved it!
At first, it smells like baby cologne with a slight acidity. After a few seconds, it reminds me a bit of Rosso Rubino, which I didn’t like, and I feel a soft peppery tickle. Then it settles more, the acidity disappears, and I still don’t like it, perceiving more of the amber and woody notes from the ambroxan. Once settled (a little over an hour), I like it quite a bit; it smells like freshly baked cookies with the sweetness of vanilla and the softness of musk. In short, this house’s evolution never disappoints, and you just have to wait a bit to appreciate its complexity.
A talcified opening that evolves into a clear almond note. It’s a fragrance I see as being for women.
It’s a delicious aroma; the almond is very present, it’s sweet but not cloying, very delicate and soft, like an adult, high-quality baby cologne. It feels slightly talcified. I notice it leans more towards the feminine side. I was pleasantly surprised.
A delightful fragrance. It smells like cologne, talc, and baby wipes, but in the best possible way. It’s clean, calming, and harmoniously combines the citrus with the sweet (I really highlight the balance of Giardini di Toscana). What I love most is the bitter almond note. Absolutely precious.
A talcum opening that evolves into a clear almond note. I see it more for women.
A charming fragrance. It smells to me of cologne, talcum powder, and baby wipes, but in the best possible way. It is a clean and soothing scent that harmoniously combines the citrus with the sweet (I consider the balance of Giardini di Toscana to be something very distinctive and characteristic of the brand). What stands out most to me is the bitter almond note. Absolutely beautiful.
Blue Indaco is one of my favourites from the house due to its versatility. Simplified, it smells of refined sweet almond oil. It’s an almond-based fragrance that accompanies a slightly talcified floral note. At first, it’s citrusy and clean with something musky, but then it blends with your skin and results in a super-creamy finish. It gives a sense of cleanliness that isn’t soapy, but more cosy, which is exactly what I’m looking for for everyday wear. I see it as unisex, though leaning towards feminine. I would wear it all the time, except on very hot days. The longevity is around 8 hours on skin with moderate-to-wide projection and sillage. I’ve really enjoyed it and don’t rule out adding it to my collection.
Blue Indaco is one of my favourites from the house for its versatility. Simplified, it smells of refined sweet almond oil. Above all, it is an almond perfume accompanied by a slightly talcum floral touch. At first, it is citrusy and clean, with a musky base, but then it blends with the skin and becomes super creamy. It gives a sense of cleanliness that is not soapy, but rather cozy, which is exactly the kind of clean scent I like for everyday wear. I see it as unisex, though it leans more towards feminine. I would use it daily in any season, except on very hot days. Longevity is around 8 hours on skin with moderate to wide projection and trail. I have liked it very much and do not rule out adding it to my collection.
What a smell this has! Addictive and clean, but with a hidden iris twist that makes it delicious. Do not be afraid for the gentlemen: although they say it is feminine, remember that Dior Homme Intense is criticised for smelling old. Try it; you will love it. It is rich.
But what a smell this is! It’s totally addictive despite being simple and clean. Although they don’t say it, the talc has an iris twist (which interestingly appears on the sample card) that makes it delicious. Gentlemen, wear it without fear even if you see that most vote it feminine; if you read the reviews for Dior Homme Intense/Parfum, you’ll see many mediocre comments claiming it smells old. Try it and enjoy it; you’ll surely buy it. Because this is simply exquisite.
The best part is that scent of iris mixed with almond. It’s astonishing because it’s not declared, yet it’s what I love most. Unfortunately, it doesn’t last long; among the Giardini di Toscana samples I’ve tried, it has the least persistence but is the one I adore the most. They classify it as unisex, though most find it feminine, but for me, it is masculine and elegant. Without a doubt, I recommend giving it a try.
The best thing is that iris with almond scent, incredible even if I won’t admit it. It’s a pity it doesn’t last long; it is the least enduring of the Giardini di Toscana range, but the one I like the most. They classify it as unisex, but to me it seems masculine and elegant. Without a doubt, I recommend trying it.
I think it is the bergamot that ruins my day; it is not the only one that makes me feel absurd and even gives me nausea. My spirit twists with its persistence; it lasts its hours, but it is not for me. I recognise that it is complex and delicious for many, as is the whole collection. It is for people with another skin and concept of themselves. For those who love the Mediterranean Sunday pilgrimage: mass, vermouth, anchovy tapas, hat, and autumnal life, it suits them. I am a corner spider or a fig moth; it does not work for me. Do not mind me, but I had to give an opinion.
I think the issue is that I hate bergamot, and this scent has ruined my day. It’s not the only one that makes me feel absurd, but this one gives me nausea. My spirit twists at its persistence; it lasts for hours and simply isn’t for me. I admit it’s complex and delicious for many people, just like the rest of the Giardini collection, but it’s for those with a different skin and a different concept. It fits the classic Mediterranean Sunday pilgrimage: mass, vermouth, anchovy tapas, a wide-brimmed hat, Raybans from 2012, and an autumnal life. I am a succubus of the Red Sea, a spider on a satellite ship, or a white moth addicted to the nectar of a fig; nothing suits me, so ignore me, but I had to share my opinion.
I absolutely loved the Oli at the perfumeria last week; it’s been on my mind constantly, and I’ll be adding it to my collection very soon.