Delirio
Fragrance notes
Character
Delirio opens with a sharp citrus edge that can feel thin and a little abrasive before the rest of the composition settles in. The Damask rose that follows is present but restrained, offering a clean floral layer that never dominates the early stage. This initial brightness carries a slight synthetic trace that some wearers may notice immediately, especially if they prefer softer, more rounded openings.
The heart introduces jasmine and davana alongside an unusual grape note that gives the fragrance a fruity, slightly wine-like character. This combination keeps the profile aromatic and green rather than sweet, with the white floral accord adding lift without weight. Vetiver and patchouli in the base bring an earthy, woody depth that grounds the fruit and flower, while musk and amber provide a warm, musky finish that feels smooth against the skin.
The overall impression is a green, aromatic citrus that moves through floral and fruity phases before settling into a woody, earthy drydown. It suits someone who enjoys a fresh, daytime scent with an unconventional fruity twist and a dry, natural base. Those who dislike prominent grape or a sharp citrus opening may find it less appealing. The experience closes on a steady patchouli and amber accord.
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