Citrus Neroli

For All That Is Beautiful

Inspired by the rich citrusy scent of neroli – a flower lending its name from the Italian Riviera, Tom Ford’s Neroli Portofino (the fragrance that Dossier’s Citrus Neroli is inspired by) calls to mind the unique olfactory properties of its eponym – fresh, honeyed, and full of floral luxury. The fragrance stands out from other brands, transporting you to a blissful stroll amidst lemon trees and myrtle bushes, with the wonderful smell of verdant foliage lingering in the crisp hot air of a summer’s day. That is why we love the luxury fragrance that Citrus Neroli is inspired by – its citrusy-floral scent, earthy yet clean – paints us an astounding picture of Mother Nature’s raw beauty.

The brainchild of Rodrigo Flores-Roux, the luxury fragrance that Citrus Neroli is inspired by hits the air first with clean citrusy notes featuring lemon, bergamot, and bitter orange. The perfume emits a refreshing fragrance calling to mind a sparkling rivulet of water along the lemon meadow during an early summer’s frolic. Middle notes of floral delicacy then follow through with aromas of jasmine and neroli – entangling to form a complex combination of rich floral fruitiness with a tinge of spiciness, granting it a wild touch of sensuality.

As the perfume dries down, the base notes of ambrette and angelica reveal themselves, slicing through the floral punch with a scent of musky woodiness. The ambrette effuses a nutty fragrance that gently subtracts from the acidic sweetness – like a stir of light cool breeze waltzing through a lush tropical forest.

A perfume paying homage to an Italian Princess, the luxury fragrance that Citrus Neroli is inspired by is aristocracy and hopeful melancholy captured in a bottle – a fragrance both exotic and enticing. It is a successful fusion of antiquity with poise, of rawness with refinement.

An Eau De Parfum (EDP), Neroli Portofino comes in 30 ml, 50 ml, and 100 ml respectively. While its projection lasts for one to two hours after application, the fragrance will cling lightly to the skin for roughly five to six hours. Other than the EDP, the fragrance is also available as a ody spray and a candle.

If the olfactory picture of Tom Ford’s Neroli Portofino enthralls you, don’t let its hefty price tag hinder you. Here at Dossier.co, we present you with Citrus Neroli, a dupe offering all the charms of Neroli Portofino for a fraction of its price. Citrus Neroli bursts open in clean citrusy notes of lemon, bergamot, and mandarin. The dry-down diffuses a blend of musk and neroli, making it a delightful mixture of woody sweetness and floral softness. Don’t be fooled by its simplicity, though – its appeal of refreshing airiness can compel you to addiction.