Description
Collection Ti Amo is te first fragrance collection of Italian artist Hilde Soliani of Parma. The collection includes includes five fragrances, each for each letter:
Tulipano
Iris
Anemone
Margherita
Ortensia
According to her words, she wanted not only to compose a sentence by the names of flowers, but the choice of flowers was not random. Each of them carries special emotion or a dear memory. Tulipano reminds of her father’s voice and his warmth. Iris is a symbol of Italian elegance. Anemone is the scent of Parman theatre. Romantic Margherita is the scent of childhood. Ortensia is the kiss of her beloved grandmother.
Ortensia is fragrance for temperamental women who simply can not and do not want to hide their emotions: floral, woodsy and musky fragrance. The green notes of the top blend with sweet floral accords of ylang-ylang, jasmine, orange blossom, lily of the valley and rose. The base reveals white musk, Cashmere wood, and cedar.
lehalexey – :
This is gorgeous!! Beautiful sweet florals and a lovely musky woodsy perfume. Really feminine, luscious and emotive. I feel so womanly; it seems to enhance my passion – for this perfume amongst other things!! It is a lovely fresh garden floral, and it does actually remind me of the hydrangea bushes we had growing around my childhood home: a very light, sweet green fresh smell. It’s a very airy sort of sweet freshness, that is very relaxing and calming. And the rose is beautiful, and so is the ylang-ylang, jasmine and lily-of-the-valley – all such lovely flowers, and then the gorgeous dry-down of cashmere and musk……is perfection!!! I love it, and so does my husband, in fact it’s one of his favourites. It’s very romantic, passionate and elegant. And it lasts well – a good 10 hours, and projects a few feet, which everyone else shows great appreciation of – I have some friends who have bought it because they fell in love with it on me!
And I adore the beautiful feminine elegant bottle. Very softly stylish and exudes sensuality, and a warm caressing feeling. It’s such beautiful colours, so loving, soft, comforting and graceful, and is lovely to hold.
Ti Amo: Ortensia is a really beautiful perfume. I love it!!
atsoft – :
Ti Amo: Ortensia reminds me of my teen years. I didn’t wear much in the way of perfume when I was younger, but I did enjoy using floral scented shower gels. For one year straight I used a ylang ylang scented gel every morning, and seeming that this note is quite dominant in Ti Amo: Ortensia, it takes me back to those precious high school days.
This fragrance is a really sweet and lush floral blend. I find it quite easy to like and wear. It seems very Spring appropriate on the skin, however it could work well during Autumn too.
Supposedly, Ti Amo: Ortensia is based on the scent of hydrangeas, also known as hortensia in some cultures. I don’t actually know what those flowers smell like, so to my nose, this fragrance is made up of sweet ylang ylang, lily of the valley, fresh jasmine, pink rose and green notes.
A majority of women that love floral scents, will most likely enjoy wearing Ti Amo: Ortensia. It’s incredibly feminine and beautiful, with a delicate, clean touch. The composition is pleasantly sweet from beginning to end. Although the drydown is a touch musky and woodsy.
I love that this fragrance was created in memory of Soliani’s grandmother. It is indeed a very soothing and memorable scent. It has an undeniable sense of classic, old fashioned charm.
The longevity of Ti Amo: Ortensia is average, lasting around 4-5 hours on my skin. The sillage is also quite soft and delicate, although the top notes do tend to have some strong projection. I’m glad I ordered a sample of this fragrance. I definitely recommend trying it.
mcglobuz – :
I adore this fragrance! Stylish, intensive and sooo romantic, with ylang ylang and bouquet of white flowers with rose aromas in the background. I must say that I like bottles a lot, very elegant, different and so Italian:)) Quite nice!
rustamzal – :
Yes, this fragrance is very bright, sweet floral, not for everyone. It is reminds me of Amarige Givenchy.