Signorina Salvatore Ferragamo 2012 Eau de Parfum

Signorina (Eau de Parfum) by Salvatore Ferragamo

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Signorina (Eau de Parfum) (Salvatore Ferragamo)

6.5 / 10 144 Ratings

A perfume by Salvatore Ferragamo for women, released in 2012. The scent is floral-sweet. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Floral

Sweet

Fruity

Powdery

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Red currant

Pink pepper

Heart Notes

Peony

Jasmine

Rose

Base Notes

Custard

Musk

Patchouli

Perfumers

Sophie Labbé, Juliette Karagueuzoglou

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Ratings

Scent

6.5144 Ratings

Longevity

6.2103 Ratings

Sillage

5.9104 Ratings

Bottle

7.4116 Ratings

Value for money

6.613 Ratings

Submitted by Aquila2110, last update on 25.01.2024.

Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/11/2020

Denise1410
14 Reviews

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Denise1410

7

The inner values

I got hold of this Signorina as a sample, tried it out directly and very quickly found it not suitable. Too loud, too peppery, too flowery, just too scratchy. On my skin, the top note consists only of pepper. Pepper, which burns in the nose and closes it, blocks virtually all receptors in the nose.
No, this is not my Signorina, I thought and tried to get rid of her quickly with water. But this signorina is an affectionate thing, water and soap, yes, and as if that would scare her off. So she lingered a little longer on my skin and let my husband curiously sniff at me.
"You smell good!
That was the sentence that made me give her a second chance. The initial fresh, tart one-dimensionality of the fragrance gives way to a more complex development. After about a quarter of an hour, the pepper withdraws and lets the flowers, superficially the rose, take precedence. Signorina is getting smoother, a little sweeter. I think it's the pannacotta note. In fact, a depth that could not even be guessed at the beginning gradually develops, the flowers become more lovely, softer and a warm, vanilla gourmand with a light, enigmatic freshness of colourful flowers remains as a basis. This signorina is different from what she seems at first sight. Her charisma develops from a stubborn beast to a happy girl to a sweet thing.

I'm still struggling with myself, whether the crabby prelude with the full load of pepper doesn't scare me off too much to let this signorina move in with me. However, it depends on the inner values in life and not on the outer ones. Maybe that's why, despite the bad first impression, it deserves a chance to become my spring scent. Let's see....

07/11/2018

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 7
Scent

pudelbonzo
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pudelbonzo

Top Review 14

Signorina with extension

I watch the World Championships with interest - where I pay tribute to the sporting performance.

I don't mind that " our boys " were kicked out, because I found their performance weak.

But at the moment I feel a tendency to England in me, perhaps because I have experienced beautiful times on the island.
I like the British bone-dry humor, accompanied by a select courtesy.
I, too, cannot speak freely of sympathies.

And so Signorina EDT has had my sympathy for a long time.
She's chic with a kick of sauciness.

Of course I would also like to give the EDP a chance, but I look for this cheeky attitude there in vain.
The EDP is more reasonable and more ladylike by the rosy portions.
Jasmine conveys elegance, and a smoky note looks adult.
The berry Pannacotta is rudimentarily tasty, but unfortunately gets lost too quickly.
The other ingredients, especially the patch, shine through durability.
To remain in the WM language - that is a Signorina with extension.

Although the EDT is more ephemeral, I prefer its light-hearted posture and more pointed design.

A football match does not necessarily win class by overtime.

01/29/2013

7.5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 5
Scent

Sherapop
1239 Reviews

Sherapop

Helpful Review 8

Sweetish Pinkish Muskiness

Salvatore Ferragamo is usually hit or miss with me, but the strange thing is that the very same perfume can be a hit or a miss on two different days! For some reason, the base which appears in most of their fragrances can be appealing or unappealing to me, depending upon, well, who knows what circumstances!

In the case of SIGNORINA, the musky base seems a bit less chemically than in either F or F FOR NIGHT (which is the eau de parfum of the "daytime" eau de toilette). The rest of the composition is a fairly familiar refrain: pinkish florality, sweetish patchouli, all quite detectable but without going overboard. The pink pepper must have been wielded with a very light hand, because I barely detect it and am usually quite sensitive to that note. In my experience, pink pepper (baies roses) often overpowers the rest of the components with which it figures in a fragrance.

This is a perfectly fine everyday perfume. It's pretty and polite but has just a touch of a naughty edge because of the patchouli and the musk. I am reminded by this creation of La Perla J'AIME, except that J'AIME crosses over the line to the dirty side with a somewhat heavy muskiness which I do not find very appealing.

SIGNORINA is more like the younger sister of the racier J'AIME. Still innocent but looking perhaps one day to emulate her older sibling, the cheerleader who got knocked up in the locker room.

12/28/2012

5
Bottle 5
Sillage 5
Longevity 8
Scent

ChapeauClack
16 Reviews

ChapeauClack

Very helpful Review 5

Dedicated to Our Inner Little Girls

Everything about Signorina was meant to not_impress me. The fact that it's a secondary product to a high-end fashion accessory line, the obviously fruity-floral-gourmand composition, the cute bow, the very pinkness of the perfume. And yet, when I sampled it, I was immediately taken in.
Make no mistake, this is not some run of the mill scent ordered by the marketing department so that Ferragamo may have something to console those who can't afford their shoes. Thought, soul and effort have actually been put into this juice.
Scentwise, it strikes a balance between coffee shop sweetness and the crisp tartness of Cassis, with a tendency to get sweeter over time. The Panna cotta announced in the base makes itself obvious from the very start and blends well with the florals, of which Peony is the most prominent. Drydown is mostly Musk with maybe just a smidgen of Patchouli. Compared to some of the Miss Dior (Cherie) flankers, Signorina seems to boast much better quality of ingredients. My only minor concern is the Musk which does tend to get a bit shrill when the perfume is applied on fabric. Yet, on skin this doesn't manifest.
I've been wearing Signorina every once in a while for some months now, and it's proven a very welcome addition to my collection of stark chypres, full-blown orientals and pearly aldehydes, a tribute and outlet to my inner child whom I finally learned to appreciate.