Pisces by Tiziana Terenzi bottle
Tiziana Terenzi

Pisces

3.3/5 · 49 votes Unisex 2024
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Heart notes
Singapore Patchouli
Base notes

Character

Longevity4.1/5
Sillage3.6/5
Day50
Night83
Fall100
Spring58
Winter58
Summer8
Our take

The air carries lemon and saffron as a door opens onto a stone courtyard lit by a single lantern. Davana twists through the citrus with a fruity, slightly medicinal edge. Bulgarian rose adds a soft petal weight before leather steps in, smooth and dark, wrapped around lavender and Singapore patchouli. Ambergris and coumarin give the heart a warm, animalic breath that pushes outward with steady confidence. Cypriol anchors the blend with a dry, earthy smoke. The composition holds its shape through the evening, refusing to thin out or collapse as the night deepens. Sandalwood and thyme ground the base while musk spreads a powdery haze that stays on the skin for an extended period. Vanilla arrives last, not as a dessert note but as a balsamic warmth that seals the heavier materials together.

Composed by Paolo Terenzi, this scent feels opulent and unapologetically dense. It suits a wearer who enjoys bold textures and does not mind drawing attention when they enter a room. The saffron and leather create a rich, resinous atmosphere that fits a cold, dim setting where heavy fabrics and wood smoke are already present. The drawback is the saffron. It leans sharp and medicinal against the vanilla, creating a scratchy friction that never fully resolves. That harsh edge makes the sweetness feel forced rather than natural. People who prefer clean, transparent florals or airy citrus will find this blend too heavy and disjointed. The saffron simply does not sit comfortably beside the balsamic base.

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