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Verde d'Arancia
Monotheme Venezia Verde d'Arancia is an Eau de Toilette. Verde d'Arancia opens with Orange, and settles into a heart of Orange. Monotheme Venezia's Verde d'Arancia carries a Favourite verdict, a citrus-led wear.
A linear, photo-realistic blast of green orange, Monotheme Venezia's Verde d'Arancia is a divisive cheapie: some adore its natural freshness and incredible value, while others are let down by the poor performance and find it too synthetic. Proceed with caution, but if it works for you, it's a summer staple.
- Fresh
- Clean
- Energetic
- Relaxed
- Modern
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Profile
Citrus
80%
Floral
0%
Fruity
20%
Green
0%
Sweet
25%
Warm
0%
Woody
0%
Earthy
0%
Animalic
0%
Fresh
30%
Mood Profile
Mood
Energising
Calming
Character
Playful
Serious
Sentiment
Uplifting
Brooding
Accords
Notes
Top Notes
Heart Notes
Performance
Longevity
Short (2-4h)
Projection
Moderate
Intensity
Light
Best Seasons
Best For:
Spring
Summer
A warm-weather pick - at its best in summer and spring.
Best Occasions
Best For:
Casual
Sport
Also Works:
Office
Its fresh, uplifting nature makes it ideal for casual and sporty wear, and due to its generally poor projection and longevity, it's safe for an office environment. However, its simplicity and lack of depth make it less suitable for dates or formal events.
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About
Verde d'Arancia opens with a sharp, zesty burst of green orange peel, almost bitter and herbaceous, instantly refreshing. This vibrant citrus is underpinned by a subtle sweetness, reminiscent of fruit just shy of full ripeness. A fresh spicy nuance adds a touch of warmth and complexity, preventing it from being a simple, flat orange juice scent. The aldehydic and terpenic accords contribute to its bright, almost effervescent quality, evoking the natural oils released when peeling a fresh orange.