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Verde d’Arancia
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Verde d'Arancia by Monotheme Venezia is a citrus fragrance for women.
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271 votos
- Positivo 86%
- Negativo 7.4%
- Neutral 6.6%
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My favorites are the Boccioli di Limone: rich, clean, dry, woody, and with excellent longevity. It’s like freshly squeezed natural orange juice—not sweet, but light, unisex, and super delicate. At a steal of a price, they’re perfect for summer…
In my search for pure citrus, I found this one. It’s a sparkling, rich citrus with that bitter touch my Argentine compatriot mentioned. I want to try more from this line. I love these scents because they energize me…
Last summer (January-February here), I picked up this one and Zagara at the perfume shop; they only had Orange, Zagara, Bergamotto, and Limone. I was blown away by the quality! I expected something simple, but they have so much texture and are beautifully crafted, with no flaws in the ones I tried. I didn’t test them on skin to comment on longevity, but I bought them like a fiend. The bottles are gorgeous, and I know more than one person would love them as a gift. I was surprised by how similar it is to Hermès’ Orange Verte: fresh, with a bitter-green note that balances the citrus. Excellent cologne. I saved the cardstock to smell it all day. I know nothing about this house, but I don’t understand how they don’t have more fame in Argentina…
In my search for pure citrus perfumes, I found this one. A sparkling, rich citrus fragrance with a bitter touch, as my Argentine compatriote mentioned in the previous comment. I want to try others from this line. I like these scents because they are energizing.
Fresh, natural, and rich. That little kick from the orange peel is the first thing I evoke when I smell it. I also imagine the scent of orange leaves on a dewy morning. Simple yet profound, excellent quality, and better price. Definitely recommended if you like citrus and summer fragrances.
I received it yesterday and am still testing it… but it doesn’t last half an hour on my skin! I barely smell it when I first spray it—spiced and slightly sharp—and then it disappears without a trace. Disappointing. I tried it again now that the heat has dropped. It feels more intense and is pure orange.
It’s a fresh, citrusy, and mature perfume. It suits anyone with a certain level of seriousness; it’s not childish. It’s ideal for almost anything: from an informal lunch to a work meeting. Very versatile. Its price and quality are incredible. Usually, I confirm the notes, but here there’s only orange (monothematic). Longevity is average but it’s strong and leaves a mark. Overall: Scent 7/10 (just orange but incredible), Longevity 8/10, Sillage 9/10, Versatility 9/10, Value for Money 10/10, Packaging 8/10. Gender: unisex leaning feminine. Everyone who has worn it has loved it. It reminds me of summer, spring, autumn, oranges, and cold drinks…
It’s a fresh, citrusy, and mature perfume. It’s appropriate for anyone with a certain level of sophistication to wear this orange fragrance, as it’s not for kids. It’s ideal for almost any situation: from a casual lunch with friends to a work meeting. It’s very versatile. Its price and quality are incredible. I generally confirm the notes I smell, but since it’s a single-note orange scent, obviously I only catch the orange. Longevity is average, but it’s quite strong and leaves a mark. Overall: Scent 7/10 (it’s just orange, but incredible). Longevity 8/10. Versatility 9/10 (works for many occasions). Value for Money 10/10. Packaging 8/10 (I like that it’s classic). Gender: Unisex leaning feminine. How many compliments I’ve received: everyone who wore it loved it. It reminds me of summer, spring, and maybe autumn, of oranges and cold drinks.
These two, along with Lime, are my long-term favorites. Lime isn’t listed and is amazing. On the downside, longevity is low on my skin, 3-4 hours, but I reapply and all is forgiven.
I love the summery, fresh, and cheerful aroma. The bottle also delights me. The box and label design, which seems inspired by traditional motifs, adds points. And the price is reasonable. All this pushed me to research the house, and I liked their environmental concern: the box, I believe, is made from discarded fruit peels. All in favor, but let’s talk about longevity: nothing at all. But I’d buy it again because the price allows it…
I love how summery, fresh, and cheerful the scent is. The bottle also delights me. The box and label design, which I believe is inspired by traditional motifs, plus a very reasonable price—all of this pushed me to research the house, and I liked their environmental concern: the box seems to be made from fruit peel scraps. Anyway, everything is on the plus side, but let’s not talk about longevity: nothing at all. But I’d buy it again because the price allows it.
This orange peel is fascinating. It reminds me a lot of Orange Verte by Hermès, which is always in my collection. (Plus, they have the same name!) With this Monotheme fragrance, I’ve found a worthy alternative—much more affordable but with impeccable quality. I’ve found this Venetian house very interesting; they achieve great realism in all the citrus perfumes I’ve tried. This one and Bergamotto were my favorites. As for longevity and sillage, unfortunately, it also resembles the classic Hermès, but I don’t mind reapplying anymore. Verde d’arancia is here to stay.
This orange peel is fascinating. It reminds me so much of Hermès’ Orange Verte, which is always in my collection (plus, they share the same name!). With this Monotheme fragrance, I found a worthy alternative: more affordable but of impeccable quality. I’m really interested in this Venetian house, which achieves great realism with its citrus notes. This one and the Bergamotto were my favorites. Unfortunately, in longevity and sillage, it resembles the classic Hermès, but I don’t mind reapplying as much anymore. Verde d’arancia is here to stay…
Seems straight out of the Blu Mediterraneo collection by Aqua di Parma. The aroma is 10/10 if you like citrus. Pity the longevity; it doesn’t last more than an hour and a half. Recommended for the heat (but not extreme). Scent: 10/10, Projection: 6/10, Longevity: 3/10.
A citrus scent with a sweet and fresh base, very pleasant for hot days. Reminds me of grapefruit or lemon sorbets, gorgeous.
A citrus scent with a sweet and fresh base, very pleasant in hot weather. It reminds me of grapefruit or lemon sorbets, beautiful…
What an addiction, right? It’s delicious, refreshing, and elegant all at once. I know it doesn’t last long, but at €12 for 100ml, I reapply it without thinking. I’m obsessed; I wear it day and night, and even sleep with it on. What a shame—it’s made for the heat, and summer is ending. 😥