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Benamôr

Si Neroli

3.7/5 · 9 votes Unisex 2022
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity3.3/5
Sillage2.7/5
Day83
Night17
Spring100
Summer83
Fall50
Winter17
Our take

Si Neroli opens with a sharp, acidic lemon that can feel thin and a bit harsh on the skin. The citrus is bright and immediate, but it lacks the rounded softness that makes a top note feel welcoming. Bergamot adds a slightly bitter edge that keeps the opening from feeling smooth. This tart first impression is the fragrance's weakest point, as it can come across as somewhat sterile before the rest of the composition has a chance to settle in.

The heart brings orange blossom and almond forward to soften that initial bite. Orange blossom provides a clean, white floral character that feels airy and light. Almond adds a subtle creaminess that rounds out the sharper citrus notes without making the blend heavy. Together, they create a middle phase that is pleasant and easy to wear, moving the scent away from that opening roughness and into a more balanced space.

Cypress, cedar, and musk form a dry, woody base that grounds the lighter elements above. The cypress and cedar give a green, forest-adjacent feel that stays clean rather than resinous. Musk sits underneath to add a gentle warmth that keeps the drydown from feeling too sharp. The overall impression is crisp and aromatic, fitting for a walk through a garden when the sun is out and the air feels warm.

The opening remains the drawback here. That piercing lemon and the lean structure mean the fragrance never develops a rich or memorable depth. It stays a straightforward citrus woody blend that does its job without offering much beyond the surface. If you prefer a smooth, polished start, this one may feel a bit too acidic for your taste.

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