High Heel White by Roberto Ugolini bottle
Roberto Ugolini

High Heel White

3.8/5 · 16 votes Unisex 2019
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Cilantro
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity3.5/5
Sillage3.4/5
Day86
Night71
Spring100
Fall100
Winter71
Summer57
Our take

High Heel White suits someone who enjoys a fragrance that shifts between crisp and cozy without settling into a single mood. It works well for a daytime event where the dress code is smart but not stiff. The wearer can move from a bright morning setting to a warm indoor space and the scent will feel appropriate in both.

Galbanum and lemon open the composition with a sharp, green bite that feels immediate and slightly bitter. Cilantro adds an herbal edge that keeps the citrus from leaning too sweet. As the fragrance develops, iris and lily-of-the-valley introduce a soft, powdery floral quality. Rose and geranium sit in the background, lending a gentle petal texture. Cardamom brings a gentle heat that bridges the fresh top and the heavier base. Tonka bean and vanilla create a smooth, creamy sweetness. Patchouli and precious woods ground the blend with a dry, earthy character. Frankincense adds a resinous depth that feels slightly medicinal. Amberwood ties the warmer elements together into a rounded, golden finish.

The aromatic and balsamic accords give the blend a polished, almost salon-like refinement. The combination of so many distinct notes can feel crowded, especially when the citrus and the powdery florals compete for attention. People who prefer a minimal composition with one clear focus may find this blend too busy. The sweetness from the vanilla and tonka bean is noticeable, and it may not appeal to those who avoid gourmand-leaning facets in their fragrance.

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