LemonOpens with
AldehydesHeart
OakmossDries down to
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Nina Ricci · Sold as masculine
Signoricci 2
The first sip of a fresh espresso in the morning, where the brightness of citrus cuts through the richness of oakmoss and musk.
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Signoricci 2Mid-range · $40–100How it wears
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HeartThe Soul
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1975 by Nina Ricci, Signoricci 2 was crafted by perfumer Raymond Chaillan to create an invigorating citrus-aldehydic fragrance for men. The composition opens with a bright burst of lemon and lime, infused with the freshness of basil and petitgrain. This vibrant top is balanced by aldehydes that add a modern twist, giving way to a heart of jasmine and carnation. The base notes of oakmoss, white musk, amber, and tonka bean provide warmth and depth, creating an overall impression of crispness and sophistication.
One or two sprays is sufficient to capture the bright opening notes without overpowering. The fragrance evolves over time, so applying it about an hour before you need it allows all layers to bloom fully.
Fig. 01 — Signoricci 2, Nina Ricci
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Raymond Chaillan
From lavender fields to Anaïs AnaïsBorn in Nice in 1935, Raymond Chaillan grew up in Barrême surrounded by his grandfather's lavender fields and bee hives.
The Signoricci line
2 fragrances, compared side by side
Designer Nina Ricci
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