Pioggia Salata Il Profvmo

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Pioggia Salata Il Profvmo

Rated 4.33 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings
(12 customer reviews)

Pioggia Salata Il Profvmo for women and men of Il Profvmo

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Description

Pioggia Salata is a new fragrance by the house of Il Profumo presented in 2009. Nose is Silvana Casoli and its composition incorporates sweet violet leaves, seaweed and sea salt in top notes. A heart encompasses tropic hibiscus, rose, white oleander, pitosporum, salt, ylang ylang and pink salt. A base is composed of eucalyptus, sea lily, palm, black salt, Guerande salt and salt of the warrior. The fragrance belongs to ozone-floral-balmy fragrances group.

12 reviews for Pioggia Salata Il Profvmo

  1. :

    5 out of 5

    Here we find ourselves in front of a Bipolar perfume. That’s right, it’s like this perfume loves you and then you want to leave. I consider it absolutely unisex. The peculiarity of this fragrance lies in its composition which is nothing short of revolutionary as I do not think I have heard perfumes similar to this. I can therefore say that it is a unique, Spring / Summer fragrance. It is a pleasant fragrance: The salt on the skin after an intense rain, in the heart of spring. The dew on a flower, the hoarfrost on the grass, a flower floating on a pond. This scent recalls everything but in my nose it is a rather clumsy mix of floral and aquatic notes that converge in talcate notes. complex?
    YES.
    NOT TO BE USED IN WINTER / AUTUMN SINCE ‘SEEMS ANOTHER FRAGRANCE.
    Rating: 7/10
    Persistence: 8/10

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    IMO Pioggia Salata smells like a rainy warm summer day in a smogy town. I wish I could like it because the previous reviews made me interested in this frag. My chemistry works better with Profumum ADS.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    This is interesting but not my kind.
    I was curious anyway, so I tried it both on paper and my skin. Honestly I wish I didn’t put it on my skin, because I had to endure the scent for at least 2 hours. Not bad, but not really the way I like to smell.
    Yes, it’s synthetic, but I doubt that anyone on this earth ever managed to capture the sea smell and put it in a perfume bottle. Since marine/ozonic/acquatic was invented it was always by lab stuff.
    I’m not much into that family, unless they really show beautiful flowers together.
    Unfortunately this is not the case. I don’t care much for flowers here.
    I like the salty edge, because it’s fun to smell, yet the wood and marine together smell like… well, you know what happens to a wood trunk kept in salt water. It smells a little putrid, not stinky, but not very appealing as a perfume on your body.
    If I want a mixture of soapy amber sligthly marine, I’ll stick to old L’Artisan L’Eau d’Ambre.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    A very gentle marine/aquatic fragrance, for me purely feminine due to large doses of gentle, breezy flowers, mostly lily. There was the first blast of saltiness that gave me a reason to think this is a bit masculine, but as this develops, it slides to being more aquatic than marine-like + the gentle sweetness of flowers form a very feminine feeling.
    Nicely done with gentle silage and good lasting power (6-7 hours).

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    That’s Italy. Mrs. Casoli’s Pioggia Salata is a delightful painting of the Mediterranean breeze. Her unique sensitiveness describes something untouchable but so true. A summer scent that’s really elegant and perfect for many occasions. Every note lives in a garden near the sea. It’s not an oceanic and wild wind, this is the Mediterranean sea. This is Sardinia but also Liguria. I totally agree with the other positive and beautiful reviews. I’ve tested and I own many marine fragrances, but this is the most charming one. A precious gem! I’m speachles, simply dreaming!

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    What a marvelous creation!
    It’s a marine fragrance, but its peculiarity is that aquatic notes are not the prevailing accord.
    Pioggia Salata has a dense, rich and warm odor, like the one that you can smell when you are walking around the paths of the coasts of many mediterranean places, when the sky is filled of rainy clouds before a sea storm. The soil is parched by the sun, and the shrubby plants, the aromatic herbs, the colorful blooming of buganville, hibiscus and oleanders, surround you with their wild beauty and their astonishing fragrances.
    You can sniff in the air the salty smell of the sea, but the balsamic scent of the flora overwhelms you and all your senses.
    Pioggia Salata even has some powdery accords, maybe for the presence of hibiscus and sand notes (mentioned in the official site as “hints of sand”), that give to the perfume a velvety sensation. And yes, I can feel a soothing, sensual scent that reminds to me the salty and ambery perfume of the purest, golden sand of Sardegna!
    Pioggia Salata has an interesting development on my skin: the opening is full of salty and seaweed notes, blended with a very strong balsamic accord (eucalyptus, of course).
    Then the balsamic accord decreases, while the salty notes keep to walk alongside the sweetness of ylang ylang, hibiscus, pitosporum and sand. The drydown is ambery and a little musky, the salty and seaweed notes leave a slight trace, like a mild, beautiful remembrance.
    I’d like its sillage a little more heavy (it’s very soft, close to my skin), but the lasting power is definitely long lasting (about 8-9 hours).
    Pioggia Salata is an intense perfume, very sensual, refined and unusual… next to Womanity (audacious, oceanic, misunderstood) and Citrus (simple, clean, crisp), it’s one of my favorite fragrances for the summer: a little jewel of italian niche perfumery, a great discovery!
    Edit: yesterday I applied Pioggia Salata on both sides of my wrists, and then I went out without taking the bottle with me: I found that the sillage is better, it radiates within arm lenghts! Great!

  7. :

    5 out of 5

    One of my favorites for the summer. Beach Beach Beach but without the sun lotion. Very well made. Imagine the end of a warm day at the beach. You take a shower and wash with olive soap. Put on a cotton dress and take a walk along the seaside to your fav restaurant and as soon a cool breeze touches your skin….. That is Pioggia Salata!

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    I go easy with this as I love it so much and don’t want to run out. When I close my eyes this fragrance makes me smile and takes me to the coast which I love so much.
    It’s not necessarily the salt water smell with this it’s the salt air on a windy day. Not tropical just clean salty air and wet green gardens. It’s calming.
    A more personal spa fragrance for the soul, and the SELF. A must try for anyone who likes true ocean scents, not all that marine fruity tootle stuff.

  9. :

    5 out of 5

    This is rather lovely: clean, soapy, fresh (as in “fresh air on the seaside”), somehow lightly romantic scent I would say. Salty and green (again – it is more of a marine greenery than a forest), just nice. I do not see where the “balmy” comes from (in the description above), but I agree with the “ozone-floral” (and marine!) statement. In the description on my sample, it says that it is “supported by six different kinds of perfumed salts and seaweeds” and yes…you can feel that. 🙂 Nice one, really.

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    I live on Mediterranean coast (South Italy) where oleanders, eucalyptus, pitosporum, palm trees and sea lilies are everywhere.
    This intoxicating perfume smells just like the air on a fresh summer morning I use to smell here.
    It me makes me fell like I’m walking through the gardens, still wet by sea water.
    Magistrally created, well balanced, this long lasting, great fragrance let me bring my olfactive world wherever I go !
    Brava Silvana !!!

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    I can feel salt on my lips, as after having been swimming in the Mediterranean Sea, and a hot wind is drying the remaining drops to small salty circles on my skin…The minty eucalyptus enhances the thurst sensation I feel…
    Well, OK, I stopp dreaming, is hard winter in Central Europe where I live…
    The perfume was actually created with Atlantic components, but in winter it’s nicer to dream about warm sea.
    Another picture would be Atlantic coast with stones and rather cold wind high waves and rain, dead weed and wood floated ashore, let’s better go in some Galletterie and have some cidre and crepes (Bretagne)!!
    Very well blended scent, where the seaweed is enhancing perfectly the marine salty feeling!

  12. :

    4 out of 5

    Love love love. I’m really in love with this scent. If you can imagine hot day in the Mediterranean coast, salty wind from the sea and wonderful oleanders blooming around… there you are. Must have for happy scents lovers.

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