Confetto Profumum Roma for women and men

For some reason, this one brought my mind back to summer days in the 70's- it is well-balanced and evocative of everything good in life.

It opens with a slight "play dough" note, but soon it develops into a very cozy, not overly sweet, powdery vanilla/sandalwood scent that reminds me of my childhood, and for some reason it reminds me of "fresh cardboard", but in a GOOD way... I am sorry that I cannot explain this in a more sophisticated manner because it does deserve to be respected, the more it dries down the richer it becomes. A Well rounded composition, and long lasting too.

What a darling among fragrances! It seems to be composed of all the essential elements - sweetness, sourness, bitterness, spiciness - all very subtle, immaculate and refined (but it's not all innocent, there is a touch of naughtiness in there!). It is intense, indeed, but in a dainty, silky way. Elegant excellence!
The bittersweet almonds are divine here and the anise (that I normally hate) adds an interesting, lightly sharp, but delicate accord.
While some scents with "gourmand" notes may create impression of edibility, in here it is almost as if it were the other way round - as if this was a super smooth, luxurious, and also decadent almond liqueur that smells so divine, you want to poor it all over your body.

An impulsive scent that creeps around you like a jazz melody and and snuggles soft on your skin like silk. The composition of vanilia and almond are melting with each other and afford an erotic velvet fragrance. Dior´s Hypnotic Poison used to be compared to Confetto, but never reached the level of that special breathtaking scent.