Acqua di Parma Fragrance review
Acqua di Parma Sandalwood

In this review
Accords
citrus
aromatic
woody
warm spicy
lavender
amber
powdery
Notes Pyramid
Top
BergamotLemonOrangePetitgrain
Heart
LavenderCardamom
Base
SandalwoodAmberTonka Bean
Pros & Cons
- This is hands down the best sandalwood fragrance ever done. The scent profile is so smooth and enjoyable, not overwhelming at all.
- What a beautiful addition to my collection this has been! Sandalo is an aromatic take on sandalwood that leans into the classic fougère style, exuding elegance and sophistication.
- Acqua di Parma Sandalo EDP feels less like a fragrance and more like a ritual—measured, composed, and deeply reassuring. This is classic Italian perfumery at its most graceful.
- Acqua di Parma Sandalo EDP feels less like a fragrance and more like a ritual—measured, composed, and deeply reassuring.
- The only downside is the longevity - noticeable for like 2 hours and then it's intimate.
- Starts off like a promising zesty playful sandalwood but becomes increasingly feminine and gentle mainly creamy orange masking a bare woody breath. Pass for me.
- Performance is somewhat forgettable, which matches the character of this scent; unremarkable.
- A sandalwood fragrance from Acqua di Parma, combining the classy elements of Italian chic. I was excited for this, but sadly it smells… a little generic.
Mirto di Panarea Eau de Toilette
Colonia (1916)
Signatures of the Sun Collection
Blu Mediterraneo line (e.g., Fico di Amalfi)
Colonia
Colonia Oud