Patchoulove is the unisex eau de parfum by Teatro Fragranze Uniche, the house founded in Florence in 2012 that draws inspiration from Tuscany, its history and its culture. It is part of the Luxury Perfume line, the house's collection of personal fragrances: a warm, seductive woody amber that the house presents as a contemporary reinterpretation of a classic of artistic perfumery.
The Fragrance
Patchoulove comes from a sensory journey back to the late 1960s, when patchouli captivated the Love Generation and became the symbol of a free, sensual era. Teatro takes up that spirit and dresses it in elegance: patchouli remains the protagonist, but it is skilfully dosed and softened by warm, resinous materials, for an intimate, enveloping perfume, far from any nostalgia.
How It Evolves on Skin
The opening is bright and unusual: mandarin meets the fruity, almost boozy note of davana and the toasted touch of sesame seeds. The heart becomes soft and gourmand with vanilla, caramel, labdanum and tonka bean. In the base, patchouli expresses all its depth, supported by sandalwood and cedarwood, softened by white musk and coconut and lit by the sunny warmth of immortelle.
Who We Recommend Patchoulove To
We recommend Patchoulove to those who love warm, sensual, enveloping perfumes, and to those looking for a modern patchouli, soft and never earthy. It is perfect for evenings, dates and occasions when you want to leave a mark, and is at its best in autumn and winter. It is unisex, for those who want an intense, recognisable signature.
Fragrance Characteristics
| Intensity |
★★★★☆ |
| Longevity |
★★★★☆ |
| Sillage |
★★★★☆ |
| Gender |
Unisex |
Our Opinion
Patchoulove is proof that patchouli can be soft and sensual without losing character. It has a depth that wins you over slowly and a trail that is remembered: it is one of the house's perfumes we love to let people try.
Similar Fragrances
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Wild Field by Marcoccia shares caramel, vanilla, patchouli, tonka bean, sandalwood, cedarwood and musk, in a more floral version, with jasmine and lily of the valley.
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Sweet Xplosion by Lorenzo Pazzaglia shares davana, coconut, vanilla, tonka bean and patchouli, in a more gourmand, sunny key, with honey, coffee and ylang ylang.
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Sugar Rum by Jupilò shares vanilla, caramel, patchouli and cedarwood, in a boozier register, with rum, cocoa and cardamom.
FAQ
Where does the name Patchoulove come from?
From the Love Generation of the late 1960s, captivated by the notes of patchouli: the house says Patchoulove draws inspiration from that olfactory manifesto, combining the name of the raw material with love.
Will Patchoulove appeal to those who do not like patchouli?
Often, yes: here patchouli is skilfully dosed and softened by soft, resinous notes, so it loses its earthiest, dampest side and becomes warm, round and sensual.
Is Patchoulove also available for the home?
Yes: the same fragrance was also created for interiors. You can find it in the Patchoulove Sticks diffuser, in the house's Luxury Collection.
When is Patchoulove at its best?
In the cooler seasons and in the evening, when the warmth of the skin enhances its soft heart and woody base. It is a fragrance that works well even with just a few sprays.
Product Information
- Brand
- Teatro Fragranze Uniche
- Name
- Patchoulove
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Size
- 100 ml
- Olfactory family
- Woody Amber
- Launch year
- 2022
- Made in
- Italy
