This was my first full trial of this Michael Malul product. I wore it to the office, with a spray on the back of my neck, 2 on each wrist, and 2 on my tshirt, under my dress shirt. The atomizer on the 10ml travel size is pressurized and is outstanding, so the fragrance was well-applied. It's not a freshie, but opens smooth, darkish, and aquatic, with some light musk in the base. A very nice, subtle, clean aquatic, with mild sillage for almost 5 hrs, then it becomes a skin scent. I like the smell, and really wanted it to continue, but it fell short in performance, which limits its versatility. Nevertheless, it can be dressed up or down, for daytime or evening use, and is very enjoyable while it lasts. There a quite a few from this house that are highly rated on Fragrantica and a BOS search will deliver some excellent reviews, but decants are impossible to find. I used some Amazon gift card money for a few travel sizes, but they can be sniffed and purchased at Perfumania stores. I'll be test driving West Loop and Citizen Jack Absolute the next couple of days, and I'll post my impressions on those also. Have a great night brothers!

Buongiorno is a citrus aromatic launched in 2025. Top notes are spearmint, basil, lemon, petitgrain, and rosemary. In the mid it has mandarin leaf and wild lavender. The base brings white musk, cedarwood, and amber. This is an exceptionally uplifting and natural bright citrus with crisp spearmint and herbal basil. It creates a sparkling, "sunny" Italian vibe. The green aromatic edge adds personality that takes it beyond a generic citrus. It has impressive performance for the genre and strong projection, 6-8+ hours longevity (often all-day in warmer weather). It’s a versatile daytime/office/spring-summer scent. It feels luxurious and timeless. Rating: 9/10 - This is a standout modern fresh release for me. It’s elegant, joyful, and expertly crafted with real depth via its herbal twists. Not revolutionary, but it nails uplifting Italian sophistication and outperforms most in its class. I reach for this often, when it’s even slightly warm outside.