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    Side by side

    Fuoco vs. Ispahan

    Fuoco by Paolo Gigli bottle

    Fuoco

    Paolo Gigli
    Eau de Parfum2009
    Very similar
    Ispahan by Yves Rocher bottle

    Ispahan

    Yves Rocher
    Eau de Toilette1977
    New comparison

    Ispahan rates higher with the community.

    The essentials

    At a glance

    Key facts: Fuoco vs. Ispahan
    FuocoIspahan
    ConcentrationEau de ParfumEau de Toilette
    Launched20091977
    GenderFemaleFemale
    PerfumerPaolo GigliMaurice Roucel
    Best seasonFallFall

    Scent DNA

    Main accords

    Fuoco

    Woody
    Aromatic
    Fresh Spicy
    Honey
    Sweet
    Powdery
    Floral
    Rose

    Ispahan

    Yellow Floral
    Vanilla
    Amber
    Fresh Spicy
    Sweet
    Floral
    Warm Spicy
    Powdery

    Shared between both fragrances

    The pyramid

    Notes, side by side

    Top
    LavenderBergamotApple
    BergamotMandarin OrangeAldehydesFruity Notes
    Heart
    GeraniumPink PepperRosemaryRoseCyclamen
    Ylang-YlangMimosaRoseJasmineLily of the ValleyCloveCinnamon
    Base
    SandalwoodVanilla
    NutmegBenzoinVanillaTonka BeanFrankincenseTolu BalsamAmberSandalwoodPatchouliMusk

    Notes both fragrances share

    Community taste

    The community verdict

    Community verdict: Fuoco vs. Ispahan
    FuocoIspahan
    Score3/53.5/5
    Longevity6-10 hours6-10 hours
    Sillagemoderatestrong

    No varnish

    Real talk

    Fuoco isn't playing it safe. The sweet-spicy oriental register is the whole point, the kind of warmth that leans in rather than whispers. For those who want a fragrance that announces intention.Fuoco
    It smells like a time when fragrance was an event, not a background. Powdery, warm, aldehydes-forward, if you want quiet, look elsewhere. But if you want something that lingers and deepens.Ispahan