7notas by Solonoi
Men Women 2026
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7notas by Solonoi: A Fresh Spicy Unisex Fragrance Solonoi introduces 7notas, a new unisex fragrance set to debut in 2026. It belongs to the aromatic spicy olfactory family and was created by perfumer Alejandro Mazzola. With a rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 28 ratings, 7notas blends freshness, warmth, and an intriguing Negroni accord. It’s designed for those…
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- Winter 24%
- Spring 30%
- Summer 16%
- Autumn 30%
- Day 54%
- Night 46%
Community
28 votes
- Positive 93%
- Negative 3.6%
- Neutral 3.6%
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
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About 7notas
7notas by Solonoi: A Fresh Spicy Unisex Fragrance
Solonoi introduces 7notas, a new unisex fragrance set to debut in 2026. It belongs to the aromatic spicy olfactory family and was created by perfumer Alejandro Mazzola.
With a rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 28 ratings, 7notas blends freshness, warmth, and an intriguing Negroni accord. It’s designed for those who want a scent with character and versatility.
7notas opens with bright citrus and pepper, underscored by a Negroni accord that adds a lively, slightly bitter edge. The heart turns aromatic, featuring geranium, cardamom, and herbal notes.
The base rests on patchouli and woody nuances, giving the fragrance depth and a warm trail. The overall effect is fresh, green, and spicy, striking a balance between invigorating and comforting.
Key accords include fresh spicy, warm spicy, citrus, aromatic, patchouli, fresh, green, and woody. This rich palette ensures 7notas evolves beautifully on the skin, revealing different facets over time.
Perfumer Alejandro Mazzola has crafted a composition built on contrasts: the bite of pepper against soft herbs, the brightness of citrus against the warmth of cardamom. The result feels modern and refined, suitable for many occasions.
As a unisex fragrance, 7notas adapts to a wide range of personalities. Its spicy nature makes it especially appealing for cooler weather and evening wear, while its fresh side keeps it easy to wear.
This perfume will appeal to lovers of spicy and aromatic fragrances, both men and women. It’s also a great choice for anyone seeking a distinctive scent that’s fresh yet warm, with a touch of elegance.
7notas by Solonoi is a well-crafted aromatic spicy fragrance with a distinctive Negroni accord and a balanced, contemporary feel. A solid pick for those who want to stand out with understated sophistication.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
20 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
19 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
22 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
23 votes
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The opening is distinctly citrusy, with an aroma of dried fruit (grapefruit, orange, lemon…). The fragrance suggests bitter drinks like Negroni, or orange liqueurs (like Cointreau). You feel the contribution of the pepper and cardamom in a very pleasant way. Recommended? Yes. Blind buy? No, unless you like boozy citrus.
A perfume that has nothing similar to anything I’ve smelled before; really elegant, it makes an impact and commands presence. The spicy, aromatic touch draws a lot of attention (I’m not a fan of perfumes with pepper), but the pepper raw material used here is on another level and excellent: it doesn’t bother, doesn’t overwhelm, isn’t sharp, but rather supports the composition perfectly. Then the Negroni gives the perfume character and adds a little “alcoholic” twist; the rest of the notes round out the scent perfectly. Just a couple of sprays are enough for more than 10 hours on skin, easily. It could be an everyday perfume, but you leave a trail wherever you go. Highly recommended.
It’s a classic-style perfume with a slightly bitter opening that will quickly remind you of the red bitters in the famous Negroni cocktail. As it evolves, the bitterness goes down and a really unique blend of spicy notes starts to take center stage—one I don’t remember smelling in other perfumes—as well as a citrus note like orange liqueur that reminds me of Cointreau, or orange peel directly. Anyway, I recommend it; it’s really good and I don’t remember trying anything like it! I’d say it’s ideal for anyone looking for a signature perfume with a lot of evolution, one that culminates in a dark, spiced citrus that is anything but innocent or generic, and very elegant.
I’ve had it for two weeks. It has become my wife’s favorite.
A perfume that has nothing in common with any other I’ve smelled before; very elegant, it makes an impact and commands presence. The spicy and aromatic touch draws a lot of attention (I’m not a fan of perfumes with pepper), but the pepper raw material used here is on another level and is excellent: it doesn’t bother, doesn’t overwhelm, isn’t sharp, but rather accompanies the composition perfectly. Then the Negroni is there to give the perfume character, adding a slightly “alcoholic” touch, and the rest of the notes round out the aroma perfectly. Just a few sprays are enough for more than 10 hours easily on the skin. It can be an everyday perfume, but you leave a trail wherever you go. Highly recommended.
I’ve had it for two weeks. It’s become my wife’s favorite.
The opening is distinctly citrusy, with an aroma of dried fruits (grapefruit, orange, lemon…). The fragrance suggests bitter drinks like the Negroni, or orange liqueurs (like Cointreau). You can feel the contribution of pepper and cardamom in a very pleasant way. Recommended? YES. Blind buy? No, unless you like alcoholic citrus scents.