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Nikolas77 – :
it’s got that funk that I don’t like. Maybe it’s too much bergamot.
brilbobia – :
Though this is a citrus, it isn’t as sharp, pungent and fresh as some citrus fragrances because there are florals present and a heavy dose of musk. The citrus burns off fast and you are left with a musky floral that is light for the summer. In the base, it is a chypre with definite oakmoss present.
AgeseIrrids – :
Amazed by it! I love city’s floral scents! Bravo perfumers!
Sterhov – :
Cefiro presents first and uniquely citric, since opening with lemon, orange and tangerine in various acidic and liquid facets, and connotations of bergamot mature elevate the freshness almost as a drink, followed to his middle notes soft and fresh spices, until transparent jasmine, still echoing previous citrus, but after some time a distant Virginia pencil cedar, musk, amber and sandalwood, close this wonderful fragrance.
Distinct, although similarities with other fragrances shared use.
Floris Cefiro is citric, with a freshness almost ethereal, witty and spiritual smell, gently masculine, made for a special morning..
A comfortable cloudy day.
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Esokespoics – :
lovely, fresh and crisp fragrance, one of my favourites for hot summer days as it makes me feel cool and fresh.
samxxxx – :
Strong citrus notes. It smells like a lemon cleaner, or Jean Nate + men’s cologne. Very similar to Calvin Klein CK One. Masculine.
asdads – :
Citrus & Woods…
I do like fragrances by Floris. In fact, one of them is currently one of my favourite fragrances of all time. With this one though, I am not so impressed. Although it is of a good level and quality, I can’t see anything which would distinguish it from the many different types of citrus, masculine types of fragrances consisting of citrus top, floral heart, and aromatic base. There really is very little difference I think. In conclusion, I would choose over this the famous Bleu de Chanel as a better alternative.
Atrogquatbrob – :
An initially sharp citrus which soon gets musky then fades…
I applied 6 heavy sprays
0- 45 mins – 4 inch projection. This comes out a mixture of soapiness and sharp lemon citrus. I can smell a distant nutmeg. This is the best bit of the fragrance and it is not gender specific
45 mins – 1.5 hours – 2 inch projection. The sharp lemon disappears and musk takes over with a masculine twist
1.5 – 3.5 hours. Close to skin. The scent disintegrates and feels poorly done
Mostly masculine
Not for me
mihalperman – :
One of the few Florises (Flores?) that I’ve seen in person in a store, and I’m realizing now how different it is from how I remembered it (i.e. different from their #127). It starts as an airy, light floral, initially a bit more on the feminine side of unisex…reminds me of the women’s version of Clinique Happy, which I used to like on the lady in the next office at work. A bit of mint appears to “soapen” it up a bit, and bring it back toward masculine territory, sort of a la Himalaya. At this point, encountering it with no prior knowledge, I would be hard to convince that I should even consider it. As I wait for the mid notes to change to the base notes, it looks like I’m going to be disappointed because instead of changing, they mostly just vanish. Only the vaguest trace of expensive soap smell remains, and I’m not sure that it’s not just wishful thinking. And (just what I needed) there’s a tiny bit of licorice left at the end to piss me off. This is what I remember the old slimy Dove soap smelling like from years ago, and it’s not a pleasant memory.
nfantropov – :
This masculine-leaning cologne by Floris reminds me of some of the classic Creed water scents for gents. I see that some people have also compared it to CK One! Well, suffice it to say that it has a clean, spare demeanor.
Some people really hate Cefiro, apparently. My disaffection does not extend that far, but I would never buy a bottle of this creation to wear, despite its classification as a unisex scent. To me this is a stereotypical cologne-guy fragrance. Not quite as loud and obnoxious as some. More of a British than an American cologne guy fragrance–one with some manners.
polevik – :
bodsir’s suggestion works great for me! I enjoy the Cefiro so much more this way!
vilibom – :
Try layering this with Eclat and be amazed.
dominica999 – :
Floris – Cefiro
A simple citrusy floral scent, made with quality ingredients, but nothing more to say – just simple.
Too much mild and gentle, almost imperceptible, with a simple evolution on skin from the citrusy notes to musk.
Cleanness is its Slogan, too soft and its dry is composed of a faint woody accord.
🙁
Muburilfula – :
On my skin, all I smelled was sharp dish soap. Probably just my unsophisticated nose or conflicting chemistry. I should have tried in on a friend instead of throwing it out, but I didn’t think of it then. Sounds like it smells magical on some people.
mokiea – :
If you live in a hot place like I do, this is the perfume for you.
It is a wonderful citrus juicy…
Mikalas – :
A gorgeous, clean citrus and spicy scent. Smells like you just showered. Full of character. Reminds me a little of Prada Infusion. This is lovely, but it’s expensive.
артём ермолаев – :
NO! A clean floral/woody/citrus that continuely winks at the Eau De Cologne. Sits somewhere between a nice shower gel and a classic masculine in the syle of Eau Sauvage. Go for the original.
Rating: 5/10
poliorket – :
On me this is musky, exotic and and spicy- not at all citrusy. It has a mysteriousness about it. Love it
UniosseBiox – :
Phew! Luckily no citrus cleaner on my skin! My findings are very similar to WardrobeMistress’.
However, I can understand Pitbull Friend’s comment – it is very ‘stripping’ & ‘bracing’ in its composition so you will feel ultra-clean when wearing it, even on the hottest of days!
The citrus is very real, it has a lemon that makes my lips purse at the thought of eating such a fruit! The herbal edge adds just the right amount of bitterness & dry depth to the citrus-jasmine mix.
I do not find much depth in this fragrance – there is the clean musk & light sun-bleached woods but they are parched & light-weight. All-in-all, this makes for a very nice scent for sweltering heat – without the sweetness or fizzy effervescence that other lemon-jasmine scents offer.
On my skin, I bring out a tinny metal quality from the lemon & nutmeg. However, on a man, this ‘note’ is less pronounced & so I am inclined to prefer this as a male fragrance. It offers reasonable yet quiet sillage & lasting power.
Reminds me of ozone-rich, line dried, freshly-starched white cotton sheets, lemon presse & bare-foot walks through a dry herb-garden in a villa in Greece on a baking hot day.
TampemispROXBURY – :
Immediately upon application this smells slightly medicinal, but this soon changes to a very herbal, dry bergamot. The middle notes that predominate on my skin are jasmine and sage. It’s a very dry scent, and would probably be lovely after a shower on a morning when the weather is going to be scorchio ! There is a hint of lemony-jasmine still lingering after a few hours, there is something sweet there but it’s still definately herbal, I can only liken it to Greek Honey, rich with thyme and sage. It’s actually rather unusual on me and I would be interested to know how it would smell on a man.
So, recommended for wearing whilst on your Greek Island holiday, sitting on the balcony eating peaches and figs with creamy yoghurt for breakfast, whilst your hair is still wet from the shower…mmmm