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Signorina Misteriosa by Salvatore Ferragamo — notes
Blackberry and neroli lead into tuberose and orange blossom, resting on patchouli and a milky, foamed note.
- House
- Salvatore Ferragamo
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Scento family
- White Bloom
Notes
Notes as published by Notino, checked 20 October 2026.
Scento family
White Bloom. Creamy, heady white flowers such as jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and gardenia carry the structure.
Scento reads it as a autumn, winter and spring scent for day and evening wear.
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About Salvatore Ferragamo
Italian leather-goods and fashion house with refined fragrances.
Questions
What does Signorina Misteriosa smell like?
Blackberry and neroli lead into tuberose and orange blossom, resting on patchouli and a milky, foamed note. Its character reads floral, creamy, fruity and sweet.
What are the top notes of Signorina Misteriosa?
The top notes of Signorina Misteriosa by Salvatore Ferragamo are blackberry and neroli. The heart opens to tuberose and orange blossom, and the base rests on patchouli and milk mousse. Notes as published by Notino.
What family is Signorina Misteriosa?
Scento places Signorina Misteriosa in the White Bloom family. Creamy, heady white flowers such as jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and gardenia carry the structure.
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