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Fleur de Portofino
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Fleur de Portofino by Tom Ford is a fruity floral fragrance for men and women, launched in 2015. Composed by perfumer Alberto Morillas, it opens with a vibrant blend of tangerine, bergamot, cornflower, Sicilian lemon, orange leaves, and violet leaves. The heart reveals a sophisticated floral accord featuring black acacia, jasmine, magnolia, orange blossom, osmanthus, and Moroccan rose. The base settles on a warm and sensual mix of acacia honey, ambrette musk, galbanum, vanilla, balsam of Peru, and labdanum.
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I’m testing this on my skin. The first impression is very natural, fresh, and floral with a soft sweetness. It’s creamy, rounded, and lacks any synthetic notes. Among all the notes, the harmony of climbing jasmine with freshly opened orange blossoms stands out, making the jasmine delicate rather than that cloying cloud of blooming plants. After an hour, the intensity has faded but it remains enveloping. I detect a faint metallic hint, perhaps from the orange blossoms. So far, it’s lovely and natural, like wearing flowers in a brooch. Later, the dry-down seems promising, and I’m waiting for the ambrette musk. At one point, it reminded me of the nard notes in Twilly, with a greenish tone. By three hours, the creaminess has taken on a powdery white floral character; I perceive lots of orange blossom… The projection has dropped considerably. It plays between an indolic creaminess and pale woods with polished orange oil. It’s interesting, but the performance is weak. It’s only worth it with a good promotion.
This Tom Ford, despite being citrusy and housed in a blue bottle, has good performance. It projects lots of bergamot and florals; as it dries down, it becomes sweet from the honey and slightly animalic, but very rich. It transports me to a floral tree on the Italian coast in spring. The price is ridiculous—don’t buy it at €250 for 50ml; it’s a waste if you don’t have plenty to spare. It’s not feminine for me; it smells sexy. I’d wear it for special occasions, and it smells so good you could almost smell your own c***.
I prefer this to Neroli Portofino, although Mandarino di Amalfi remains the king. It lasts around six hours and smells wonderful; it’s a perfect unisex scent for younger people. However, the price is outrageous: I’d expect it to drop by €50 because €250 for 50ml simply doesn’t make sense.
I’ve tried very few Tom Ford fragrances, and the ones I’ve sampled tend to be quite strong. I thought this floral would suit me, but it didn’t; on my skin, it develops a slightly rancid note that ruins the overall effect. Perhaps I just don’t take to animalic touches, but it wasn’t good enough for me to buy. The trail is moderate, and in my opinion, it feels more feminine than unisex.