White Fire

4 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• monsom

  March 8, 2021

  

  It’s a fresh perfume for spring-summer. The opening could be as generic as any designer fresh scent. But it surprises you when you smell it: suddenly a ‘shy’ jasmine note emerges, making you think, ‘Ah, now I’m starting to like you’. Give it time to evolve. It’s salty, molecular, white, and if you smell it deeply, even a hint of burnt wood appears (could the shyness of the jasmine turn animalic?), very subtle, almost imperceptible, which does honour to its name. Elegant. My mistake was testing it on my wrist right after a Francesca Bianchi on the other arm. Don’t do it.

• monsom

  March 19, 2021

  

  By the way, once dry, it smells VERY similar to Omnia Crystalline by Bvlgari.

• luis_elixir

  January 19, 2024

  

  I don’t know if it’s my skin, a faulty batch, or if shaking the bottle to let air in fixes it… the point is, it’s not subtle; it’s imperceptible. I put four drops on my arm and (literally) felt a faint freshness at first, but it smelled like nothing. I’m a Terenzi follower, own nine of their creations, and several are jewels, but I’m deeply regretted buying White Fire; I feel like I’ve thrown 200 euros in the bin. With the box opened and used, I can’t return it, so I’ll just use it up… Hope this helps future buyers, test it properly, it might just be my skin but…

• Danielle_Gris

  February 28, 2026

  

  Same as luis_elixir: it smells like absolute zero. On the test strip, it’s just watery alcohol (not even 96°). I suspect it’s the ambroxan that’s blinding my nose, so if it contains that ingredient with few other notes, I feel nothing. In the case of White Fire, there was nothing. What a pity.