I consider myself a methodical person, who always follows certain simple but fundamental daily routines. One of these is preparing warm milk for my youngest children, but also for my older ones in the past. It is a sweet gesture that, for me, expresses candor and purity of action.
It was from this personal “ritual” that I drew inspiration for Ollà, whose name derives from the Neapolitan “O' Llatte”, meaning milk. Ollà is the fragrance for those who want to convey their candor and kindness through a scent that is clean, pleasant, and has sweet and reassuring notes.

Top notes: Milk
Middle notes: Milk
Base notes: Milk.

Mr. Pepper, with his creation, ranks among those who draw inspiration from my childhood. Or rather, from the key figures of my childhood. I got the idea from how my grandmother used to describe my liveliness as a child: “Tene o' ppepe dint o' mazzo!”, which in Neapolitan means: “He's got pepper in his bottom!”, symbolizing a lively and indomitable character. So, pepper became central to the creation of this perfume.

The full-bodied fragrance of Mr. Pepper is perfect for those who want to convey their emotional intensity, just like the scent of the spices that compose it, but with a persistence typical of woody base notes, which give a strong character to the other elements.

Top notes: Black Pepper, Pink Pepper, Aromatic Bouquet, Lavender.
Middle notes: Cinnamon, Pepper, Cardamom.
Base notes: Wood Bouquet, Musk 

How did I conceive Eternal Cologne? I have always been fascinated by vintage photos, especially those that tell the story of the town where I come from, where men of yesteryear are portrayed as being of uncompromising integrity and unparalleled elegance. That is where the whole process of creating this fragrance began.
I wanted to bring the essence of the famous Acqua di Colonia into the modern age, for you who are a person with old-fashioned values, who still believe in elegance of manner, who want to convey your confidence to others through the citrus and woody notes of this fragrance.

Top notes: Orange and bergamot
Middle notes: Sandalwood
Base notes: Patchouli

In my collections, I felt that a fragrance entirely dedicated to the rose was a must. One of the most famous flowers, which symbolizes love more than any other, needed a complete perfume, and that is how Deep Rose was born.

Deep Rose envelops you just like when you give someone a bouquet of roses. It is designed for those who love to elevate their vanity, who want to make themselves unmistakable and recognizable, with no other nuances than those of their unique personality.

Top notes: Rose
Middle notes: Rose
Base notes: Rose

I have always been fascinated by the scent of stone: a strong, distinctive and therefore powerful fragrance. I wanted everything it conveys to be encapsulated in a single fragrance, and that is how Amberstone came about.
An intense perfume, designed for those who are confident in their abilities, who always know what they want and convey it directly, instilling a sense of strength, just like the amber accord that composes this fragrance.

Top notes: Amber accord.
Middle notes: Amber accord.
Base notes: Amber accord.

I am in love with oriental fragrances, and if I can make them through floral notes, I am even happier. Fresiaorientale is a child of this passion of mine, because it is a fragrance that symbolizes happiness, perfect to give to a person as a symbol of your friendship.

A happiness that bursts from all pores right from the top notes, which match perfectly in the purely floral heart and ends in a woody and slightly sweet base typical of oriental fragrances. Hard to resist.

Head: bergamot, lemon, pink pepper
Heart: gelsonino,lily of the valley, rose, ylang-ylang
Base: cedarwood, sandalwood, vanilla musk

I am a lover of floral fragrances, I always study them with special attention and like to associate them with human emotions. When I made Violinette, I was immediately reminded of that sense of modesty, that genuine shyness, like when people used to insert two violet flowers in their jackets to say they were ready for love.
And it is precisely that concealed but determined love that is reflected in the notes of Violinette, which starts out pleasantly citrusy and then blends into an all-floral heart with the violet as the protagonist, ending in a splendid bouquet of musks.

Head: bergamot
Heart: violet, jasmine
Base: musk bouquet

I have often wondered if there were perfumes that I could match with luck, with good luck. And that's where lily of the valley came to mind, a purely spring plant and good luck symbol, both in life and in love. You may ask: but why is it called Mu-Ghet-To? Because I am convinced that a good omen must be sounded loudly in order to come true.

In fact, its notes stand out right away, thanks to its lemon head that gently fades between lily of the valley and other beloved flowers and then sets a lingering tone with musky base notes. A hymn to good luck and love.

Head: lemon
Heart: lily of the valley, rose, ylang ylang
Base: musky bouquet.