Cirrus Parfum
Bellano
Bellano
4.67 / 5.0
(15) 15 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 In the oil version, this has been replaced by coffee bean CO2 extract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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One of the most gorgeous floral aquatics I've ever encountered. I was a bit worried about the orange blossom, as citrus doesn't play well with me, but this was a wonderfully complex scent that makes me feel like I'm on vacation on a fancy yacht
This is lovely. It opens with citrus and jasmine, and if you inhale very slowly, the coffee note peeks through. I only did one spray on my arm to test, so I’m not sure about sillage, but it does last for several hours. There is something sparkly in my nose, which is probably the ozone. I’m not sure what a lake water note smells like, but I can absolutely imagine this as the journey as described by Cirrus. I haven’t smelled anything like it, and plan to buy a full bottle for summer. What a treat!
10/10 Fragrance!
This feels like an old temple made of pure white marble has fallen into ruin. It was built along the shore and huge stones have fallen into the water, sticking out like icebergs. The water gently laps at the stone and the exposure to the elements slowly crumbles the marble. The dusty smell of marble and salty water drift in the air. What is left of the temple has been overgrown by jasmine, orange blossom, and lavender. The aromatic herbal of the lavender paired with the bright and slightly citrus florals chases away any feelings of dread or spookiness that one would associate with abandoned ruins. There is something still warm and welcoming about the space while feeling ethereal. Cirrus Parfums has really mastered the ability to make a stone scent. This is a powdery white marble scent that is complimented by salty ozonic and bright florals. There is also a bit of a creamy slightly sweet chocolate dry down, that rounds the whole thing out.
This fragrance is very lightly aromatic, the aromatic herbal and floral notes lift off the skin but mostly it sticks close. This also lasted about 6 hours on my skin.
Smells great I could see gourmand lovers enjoying this a lot. Leans a bit feminine for my personal preferences. I don’t get the lake water, to me it smells like a lavender latte with some nuance.
