17
Νότες
8
Ακόρντα
1
Αρωματοποιός
Mandarino di Amalfi
Γυναικείο
Δημιουργήθηκε από Calice Becker
Mandarino di Amalfi by Tom Ford is a Citrus Aromatic fragrance for women and men. Mandarino di Amalfi was launched in 2014. The nose behind this fragrance is Calice Becker. Top notes are Lemon, Grapefruit, Mint, Basil, Tarragon and Black Currant; middle notes are Orange Blossom, Jasmine, Clary Sage, Shiso, Coriander and Black Pepper; base notes are Musk, Vetiver, Amber, Labdanum and Civet.
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Κύρια ακόρντα
Νότες αρώματος
Καλύτερη εποχή
5%
Χει
58%
Άνο
100%
Καλ
11%
Φθι
Ημέρα & Νύχτα
85%
Ημέρα
15%
Νύχτα
Οσφρητική πυραμίδα
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Νότες κορυφής0 – 15 λεπ
Νότες καρδιάς15 λεπ – 3 ώ
Άνοιγμα
Εξέλιξη
Βάση
Νότες κορυφής0 – 15 λεπ
Νότες καρδιάς15 λεπ – 3 ώ
Νότες βάσης3 ώ – τέλος
Αξιολογήσεις χρηστών
3,424 ψήφοι
4.15
Το λατρεύω
1.5k44%
Μου αρέσει
1.3k38%
Εντάξει
3089%
Δεν μου αρέσει
2858%
Το μισώ
311%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 35 community opinions from Reddit
6.8
/ 10 community score
The community appreciates Mandarino di Amalfi's fresh mandarin opening and pleasant citrus profile, making it a solid comfort fragrance. However, the notoriously weak longevity is a significant drawback that prevents it from being considered excellent value, and it's best purchased at a discount. The fragrance appeals to those prioritizing scent quality over performance, though some find it overly soapy or generic.
Strengths
- Excellent fresh citrus opening with juicy mandarin note
- Beautiful, pleasant fragrance as a comfortable daily scent
- Unique and enjoyable compared to similar offerings like Neroli Portofino
Weaknesses
- Poor longevity (typically 4-6 hours maximum, Acqua version only 15-20 minutes)
- Can smell soapy or overly clinical to some wearers
- Not worth full retail price given performance issues
Best for
Summer casual wearDaily office fragrance (with reapplication)Daytime comfort scent
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
