Cirrus Parfum
Bellano
Bellano
5.0 / 5.0
(3) 3 total reviews
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Notes: Star jasmine , orange flower absolute, lavender, ambergris, clear lake water, ozone, chocolate, and a hint of coffee
A watery floral.
Walking along the shore of Lake Como towards the boat dock there is a cafe with a archway of star jasmine leading you towards the bar. A lavender salesman is across the road, reading a small novel and you wonder what it's about while you wait for the ferry to arrive.
This blend is vegan and contains an in-house aged coffee tincture in the alcohol based version. In the oil version, this has been replaced by coffee bean CO2 extract
Highlighted Natural Ingredients
Highlighted Natural Ingredients
Bergamot EO, Lemon EO, In-house Steam Distilled Lavender EO, Orange Blossom Absolute, In-house Steam Distilled Grand Fir EO, In-house Aged Coffee Tincture (Colombian)
Highlighted Synthetics
Highlighted Synthetics
Ambroxan, Helional, Amyl Salicylate, Vanillin, Dihydro Myrcenol, Floralozone
Potential Allergens
Potential Allergens
limonene
linalool
benzyl alcohol
geraniol
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Bellano, a blast of star Jasmine and orange that fades to a lovely sweet floral. I love it. Wearable but not boring and good for any season.
This was my favorite. It reminds me of a discontinued scent by Diptique called Florabellio. Very atmospheric and beautiful!
Bellano is a truly decadent scent journey that begins with a softly radiating jasmine that whisks the wearer away on a tour of spice & herb markets and textile bazaars in a heady whirl. The notes are blended so beautifully, I didn't even notice the top notes unfolding into a lush nest of antique tapestries and luxe velvet pillows until I felt myself landing there, encased in a bespoke sense of calm hedonism, surrounded by just the right amount of favorite things. Truly a lovely fragrance experience, with respectable sillage and longevity. I'm sensitive to jasmine in particular, but Bellano uses jasmine with a deft touch that opens the door gently rather than smashing it down in a flowery huff, allowing me to truly enjoy the nuance of the flower rather than simply trying to survive it until the other notes warm up to distract me.
Bellano is a treat, and an unexpected presentation of its listed notes! It gives a sense of vast geographies and singular cosiness in the same breath.
