Liquirizia e Mora
Fragrance notes
Character
Licorizia e Mora opens with a sharp synthetic edge that some will find off-putting. The blackberry arrives loud and candy-like, leaning heavily on the sweet accord without much natural nuance. As the licorice emerges, it brings a soft spicy character that cuts through the initial fruit, though the transition feels abrupt rather than seamless. Jasmine adds a white floral layer that tries to soften the composition, but it sits atop the fruit rather than blending into it. The powdery facet becomes more noticeable once the heart settles, creating a slightly dusty texture that may not appeal to those who prefer clean, transparent florals. This is a scent that wears its sweetness openly, and the balsamic touch in the background does little to hide that fact.
The musk and sandalwood base provides a woody foundation that grounds the earlier playfulness. Warm spicy notes linger here, giving the drydown a cozy feeling that suits a crisp morning walk or a bundled afternoon outdoors. The musky accord remains prominent, ensuring the fragrance stays close to the skin in texture even as the scent itself feels generous. It suits someone who enjoys fruity gourmands but wants a floral twist that prevents the blend from becoming one-dimensional. Those who dislike licorice should avoid it, as that note drives the entire personality. The overall impression is sweet, powdery, and firmly anchored by musk.
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