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Riflesso
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Riflesso by Trussardi is a woody oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2017, the nose behind this composition is Veronique Nyberg. The top notes are green apple, pink grapefruit and bergamot; the heart notes, lavender, violet leaves and geranium; and the base notes, tonka bean, leather and vetiver.
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I received a sample from the Idesa consortium in Spain, which distributes Trussardi, and honestly, I found it an exquisite fragrance that in certain touches resembles the acclaimed Prada Amber Pour Homme, but with a more woody note. I hope it reaches retail outlets in Latin America, as not all references are destined for our market.
A very pleasant perfume suitable for any occasion. One of its downsides is the longevity… quite poor. But it’s very good regardless.
I consider it the best launch of 2017 (though I discovered it in 2018): tonka in the style of YSL Nuit with a fine leather base. Exquisite and with a brutal projection that sometimes gets lost, but it remains there. I don’t understand the comparisons with Prada Amber; the only thing they share is the target audience. It would be more of a flanker for Nuit with a natural leather (not that rubber they used in Intense), thanks Trussardi.
The opening is top-tier: elegant, a fresh yet warm embrace that you can truly feel. The mid-notes hold up, but it already feels less like high-end perfumery; it becomes slightly artificial and loses its initial spark. By the second hour, it clings only to the skin, highlighting the tonka and a typical plastic nuance found in mid-range tonka bean. After five hours, it vanishes completely, or rather, you have to press your nose to your arm to catch a trace. With a good deal, I might try it for winter due to its original opening and acceptable mid-phase, but honestly, if I can spend that money on something better and longer-lasting, it’s not worth suffering through the rest of the fragrance. The bottle isn’t bad; nice design and a decent sprayer, but nothing to highlight on the cap or anywhere else.
I had high expectations for this Riflesso, which were matched by a very good opening for about five minutes, but from then on, it was all disappointment. I smell cheap deodorant. The good thing in my opinion (bad for those who like it) is that it doesn’t have a very long duration nor much projection.
I had high expectations regarding this Riflesso, which were met with a very good opening for about five minutes, but from then on, it was all a disappointment. I smell cheap deodorant. The good thing in my opinion (bad for those who like it) is that it doesn’t have a very long duration nor much projection.
Trussardi’s Riflesso is a quite pleasant fragrance, its aroma is very rich. In the opening, citrus, the acidity of the apple, and floral notes are felt intensely, mainly geranium and lavender; also from the start, tonka and leather notes appear, but in the background. After five minutes, the fruity notes fade away, although bursts of the apple note arrive from time to time, but the geranium note remains intense alongside the sweetness of the tonka bean. In this fragrance, the leather note is more complementary; it is perceived but never as the main note. The fragrance seems to reach a good degree of versatility, as despite having some warm notes, the fruity notes add freshness, making it suitable for both day and night; I also feel it has a touch of sensuality. The times I’ve tried it, its longevity has been medium, say around 6-8 hours, without much projection, except for the first hour where it is more noticeable. Its aroma reminds me of portions of fragrances like L’Homme and La Nuit de L’Homme from YSL, and due to this fruity-warm style, I also think it could be placed in the group of fragrances like Boss Bottled or Chanel’s Allure Homme. In any case, Riflesso is a more affordable fragrance than any of the previously mentioned ones. The bottle also deserves a separate mention; it has a somewhat ‘vintage’ style; I read that the bottle’s designer was inspired by a car radiator to achieve that design.
Riflesso by Trussardi is a quite pleasant fragrance with a rich aroma. On opening, you feel the citrus, the acidity of the apple, and intense floral notes, especially geranium and lavender; tonka and leather also emerge from the start, but in the background. After five minutes, the fruity notes fade, although apple bursts sometimes arrive, while the geranium remains intense alongside the sweetness of the tonka bean. In this fragrance, the leather note is more complementary: it is perceived, but never as the protagonist. I think it has good versatility; despite having warm notes, the fruity ones add freshness to wear it day or night, and it has its touch of sensuality. When I tried it, its longevity was moderate, around 6-8 hours, with little projection except during the first hour where it is more noticeable. Its aroma recalls parts of L’Homme and La Nuit de L’Homme by YSL, and with this fruity-warm style, I think it could suit Boss Bottled or Allure Homme by Chanel. In any case, Riflesso is more affordable than any of the aforementioned. The bottle deserves special mention; it has a somewhat ‘vintage’ style; I read that the designer was inspired by a car radiator to achieve that design.
I tried it because a sample arrived and I thought it was very good. It’s a well-executed classic ‘Woody Oriental’. Just what is necessary. I feel it’s made to withstand almost any scenario. I love how citrusy it is, but as it mixes with flowers and leather at the same time. I’m not much of a fan of these fragrances, but I like this one. I would use it if gifted, as I said, for me it resists almost any scenario. The only downside is that perhaps many sprays are needed; the opening is super strong but I feel it fades quite quickly with the hours. That’s the only con I see.
I tried it because I received a sample and thought it was excellent. It is a well-executed classic ‘Woody Oriental’—just what’s needed. I feel it’s made to withstand almost any occasion. I love its citrus opening, especially how it blends with the florals and leather. I’m not usually a fan of this genre, but this one appeals to me. I’d wear it if gifted to me; that scent seems to hold up in nearly any setting. My only criticism is that you may need to apply many sprays: the opening is super strong, but it seems to fade quite quickly with time.
My wife smelled it on my skin and said it ‘smells like a grandfather’s bar soap’. After that, I can’t contribute much.
Yesterday I compared this fragrance side-by-side with La Nuit de l’Homme. In the opening they are different as Riflesso is somewhat linear from the start, but it’s identical to LNH when it has been applied for ten minutes. But identical until the very end. That’s my opinion!
Trussardi’s Riflesso, I consider, is a men’s fragrance, modern, for daily use during autumn-winter. Its opening is characterised by a mutual agreement between apples and citrus, the latter providing a sparkling bias perfectly matched with the sweetness of the first fruit mentioned. The evaporation is so slow and controlled that the transition to lavender and geranium, announced in bursts, is at least a precise testimony of what a fragrance’s heart should be; it also hints that this is for men. This fragrance never breaks; it’s a continuous compendium of modernity, quality, and execution. It crowns with the well-known leather of the house, here smeared with tar, forming an accord with tonka and vetiver that is more than pleasant. Prominent, a decree of elegance.
With Riflesso, I feel the green apple note more in the opening than the listed grapefruit. It has a lovely opening where it marks presence. The dry down feels a bit sweet, and that’s where the tonka bean and leather notes settle, the latter in a very light, subtle way. It’s not a monstrous leather. I haven’t tried YSL’s La Nuit de L’Homme so I can’t compare, but it does give me a similar vibe to Boss Bottled; it’s not identical but it’s of that style, though I find Trussardi Riflesso more refined than Hugo Boss. Longevity is very weak; it will project for an hour with a lot of luck. Then it’s a personal bubble at skin level, needing reapplication, like almost all perfumes nowadays.
With Riflesso, I detect the green apple note more in the opening than the grapefruit listed. It has a lovely opening where it makes a presence. The dry-down feels slightly sweet, which is where the tonka bean and leather notes settle; the latter is very subtle, I’d say. It’s not a monstrous leather. I haven’t tried YSL’s La Nuit de L’homme so I cannot compare it, but it gives me a vibe similar to Boss Bottled; it’s not the same, but it’s of that style, though I find Trussardi Riflesso more refined than Hugo Boss. Lasting power is very weak; it projects for an hour with a lot of luck. Afterwards, it becomes a personal bubble close to the skin and needs reapplication, like almost all perfumes nowadays.
I bought it looking for something to replace the heavily criticised Hugo Boss Bottled. It has a slight air but is a fragrance on a different wavelength. Basically, it brings me tonka bean sweetening a subtle body with a very striking opening of green apple. It projects well for 60-90 minutes and is quite liked by those around you. After this time, it gradually gathers and accompanies you for a workday without issue. It has a warmth that invites to be embraced.
I bought it looking for something to replace the overused Hugo Boss Bottled. It has a light air, but it’s a fragrance on a different wavelength. Basically, it brings sweet tonka bean over a subtle body with a very striking green apple opening. It projects well for 60-90 minutes and is quite liked by those around you. After this time, it gradually settles and accompanies you through a workday without issue. It has a warmth that invites a hug.
Yes, it starts like La Nuit de L’homme, but soon blends with the house specialty: leather. Just as Poker Face by Lapidus is a variant of that YSL scent but with iris, this is its alternative with leather (both are successes). It’s not a sharp leather at 100%; it’s a leather-based perfume mixed with those mid-notes, especially soft vetiver, lavender, and violets. It opens luminously and settles into something more serious; it would please leather fans and those seeking versatile, daytime, masculine aromas. I think for the price, it’s a good option, standing apart from sweet youthful scents or ‘blue’ fragrances, which are most common in commercial perfumery. Lasts a correct six hours, performing better in moderate climates; in cold weather, it may fade. Suitable for both casual and formal occasions. Moderate projection for an hour, then it hugs the skin, occasionally emitting bursts. Italian house Trussardi, with a certain trajectory that is little mentioned or not well known, at least regarding this fragrance I know, shows its Italian perfumery imprint, offering quality versus accessible price, at least from our side of South America. Give it a try.
They gifted me this during the recent Christmas. I honestly hadn’t thought of this brand for ages. Plus, it’s a launch-year batch, so I’m very pleased. The opening is citrusy, with a noticeable crisp green apple. As it settles, it turns balsamic and slightly leathery. I’d bet that anyone who likes the classic Hugo Boss Bottled would also enjoy this, as they aren’t identical but share the same style, especially in the first thirty minutes. From that point on, they take different paths; while Hugo Boss dries down to a woody, vanilla-like finish, this Trussardi leans more towards lavender and a very wearable leather (and even though I usually hate the smell of leather, it’s tolerable in this case). Longevity: 5-6 hours, normal for an EDT. Sillage and projection: it’s a personal bubble (that’s the main ‘con’ I see with this fragrance). Season: Autumn and especially Spring are ideal. It’s one of those EDTs that, for some reason, remind me of the early 2000s, when we weren’t saturated with today’s mega-sweet party scents. It’s a perfume ‘Italian’ in every sense of the word: restrained (I’d say excessively so), elegant, mature, classic yet modern (the bottle’s aesthetics give a good clue), versatile (especially indicated for a workplace or formal setting), and above all, it reflects neatness without being a ‘clean’ scent per se. It’s not a memorable perfume, but it’s one of those where people will say ‘you smell great’. For those over 30, this is a safe bet especially for daily use. PS: as a negative note, the bottle’s finish must be mentioned, specifically the metal arch decorating the front of the bottle and surrounding the name. After two days of literal use, it has peeled off (and I discovered on YouTube that I’m not the only one this has happened to). If they’re going to save costs by not putting enough glue in the factory, they might as well not put the embellishment on at all and be done with it. These details count too…
Yes, it opens like La Nuit de L’Homme, but soon blends with the house specialty: leather. Much like Lapidus’s Poker Face, it’s a variant of that YSL scent but with iris; this is its leather alternative (both are successes). It’s not a sharp leather at 100%, but a leather-based perfume mixed with those declared mid-notes, especially soft vetiver, lavender, and violets. It starts luminous and becomes more serious; it would please leather fans and those who enjoy versatile, daytime, masculine aromas. I think given the price, it’s a good option, standing apart from sweet youthful scents or the usual ‘blue’ fragrances in commercial perfumery. Lasting power is correct, around six hours; it shines more in moderate climates, as it can fade in the cold; suitable for both casual and more formal occasions. Italian house Trussardi, with a certain, little-mentioned or not-so-well-known track record, at least with this fragrance that shows its Italian perfumery imprint, offering quality versus accessible price, at least here in South America. Give it a try.