Name: Torpe by Tiziana Terenzi
Brand: Tiziana Terenzi
Rating: 3.86 (63 reviews)

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Torpe by Tiziana Terenzi is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, this scent was created by nose Paolo Terenzi. The top notes feature marine accords, Calabrian bergamot, lemon (sour lime), and Sicilian mandarin; the heart notes include Bulgarian rose (Damask rose), peach, Sicilian orange, lavender, peony, violet, and iris; the base notes consist of ambergris, musk,…

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Sr_Ramos27

December 31, 2025

I’m a brand consultant and have 3 key points: it’s not citrusy or fizzy like others, but aromatic with rose as the star from the start. It has raw, bitter facets that smell like pure rose petals up close, with a velvet texture that doesn’t soften too much. Over time, fresh bursts appear, like orange or declared citrus. As for sensations, yes it’s fresh, but not marine, citrusy, or woody; it’s a raw, bitter freshness that tries to give a green vibe but falls short. At first, it smells like a used, expensive fabric sofa or my grandmother’s wilting flowers. By the end of the day, a very subtle musky sandalwood emerges with that bitter rose dirtiness. I think it might appeal to those seeking something peculiar and complex, but in my opinion, it’s not worth the high price; it feels like ingredients were mixed at random. Rating: 5/10 (not unbearable, but very hard to wear). I wouldn’t recommend it blindly; try XIX March or Kirkè instead.

Aromatic
Citrus
Marine
Woody

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Sr_Ramos27

December 31, 2025

I’m a brand consultant and have 3 key points: it’s not citrusy or fizzy like others, but aromatic with rose as the star from the start. It has raw, bitter facets that smell like pure rose petals up close, with a velvet texture that doesn’t soften too much. Over time, fresh bursts appear, like orange or declared citrus. As for sensations, yes it’s fresh, but not marine, citrusy, or woody; it’s a raw, bitter freshness that tries to give a green vibe but falls short. At first, it smells like a used, expensive fabric sofa or my grandmother’s wilting flowers. By the end of the day, a very subtle musky sandalwood emerges with that bitter rose dirtiness. I think it might appeal to those seeking something peculiar and complex, but in my opinion, it’s not worth the high price; it feels like ingredients were mixed at random. Rating: 5/10 (not unbearable, but very hard to wear). I wouldn’t recommend it blindly; try XIX March or Kirkè instead.
- Aromatic
- Citrus
- Marine
- Woody

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