Florentia 24 by I Profumi di Firenze bottle
I Profumi di Firenze

Florentia 24

3.7/5 · 9 votes Unisex
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity2.8/5
Sillage1.9/5
Day100
Night0
Spring100
Summer75
Fall0
Winter0
Our take

Florentia 24 is best understood as a dedicated daytime companion for anyone who wants a rose that stays upright and clear. The argument for this position rests on the specific roses present in the blend. Bulgarian Rose, Damask Rose, Tea Rose, and Wildflowers combine to form a scent that is floral, fresh, and herbal rather than heavy or sweet. The warmth noted in the accords never turns the composition dark. It remains a bright, upright floral that carries a gentle spicy lift without leaning into the cloying territory where many rose scents eventually wander.

The lack of a heavy base means the fragrance lives in the open air. It suits a morning walk through a city market where the sun is strong and the air feels clean. The herbal facet keeps the petals from smelling like a arranged bouquet, giving the wearer something that feels gathered rather than manufactured. It is a scent for someone who enjoys the structure of a classic flower but refuses to be weighed down by the traditional powdery finish that often follows rose notes in older compositions.

Those who prefer a dark, resinous, or deeply woody character will find this blend too transparent for their taste. It offers no shadow, no heavy anchor, and no slow transition into a warm blanket of labdanum or musk. The profile is consistently fresh and floral, supported by a spicy thread that never bites. It stays in the light, supported by wildflowers that keep the edges soft while the roses do the visible work.

The clarity of the tea rose sits beside the depth of the damask, and the Bulgarian variety adds a familiar richness that the wildflowers immediately cut with a green, herbal breath.

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