Giorgio Armani Fragrance review
Giorgio Armani Si Passione Limited Edition – A Seasonal Spin on Modern Femininity
In this review
Accords
fruity
sweet
vanilla
woody
powdery
soft spicy
Notes Pyramid
Top
Black CurrantPearGrapefruitPink Pepper
Heart
PineappleJasmineRoseHeliotrope
Base
VanillaCedarAmberwoodPatchouli
Performance Dashboard
Longevity
good; community votes split — 36% say long lasting or eternal, 36% say very weak
Projection
Sillage
good / moderate — 58% of voters say strong or enormous
Pros & Cons
- The Passione part was underneath the top fresh notes of the men's, and came out as time went in, no clashing, I thought it was incredible.
- Passione is not as juicy or tart like the original Si EDP, it's much quieter, but has the warmth that the Si line has.
- Respected, if divisive: loved by 21%, disliked or hated by 11%.
- The fragrance is indeed more captivating than the classic version. Jasmine and vanilla notes dominate here, creating an effect that is both dramatic and tender. It feels very feminine and not as cloyingly sweet as the original. It's a fresh take on familiar things!!
- This fragrance is amped up and amazing when layered... Passione is not as juicy or tart like the original si edp, it's much quieter, but has the warmth that the si line has.
- Uh... isn't this the same fragrance in a different (not very nice looking IMO) bottle? How then is this 'new'? These fragrance houses are just doing too much...
- How to kitsch up a bottle that was perfect. A truly pointless release.
- Zero comparisons to original Si.
- Uh... isn't this the same fragrance in a different (not very nice looking IMO) bottle? How then is this 'new'?
- The red bottle looks very striking, but the contents aren't so straightforward... The inscription on the bottle is hard to read, and overall the design is confusing.
Si
Code Eau de Toilette
Stronger With You Absolutely
Aqua di Gio Profondo
Acqua di Giò pour Homme
Aqua di Gio Profondo Intense
