Magnolia Infinita is one of those fragrances where you think “that’s pleasant”, but 30 minutes later you’ve forgotten you even smelled it. It’s a very pleasant citrusy soapy white floral scent, which smells great, but is undoubtedly rather boring. The scent is primarily focused around the sunny lemon-tinged note of magnolia, with its clean soapy aspects amplified by a generous helping of jasmine. An array of gentle citrus brightens everything up further until you are left with what is essentially a refreshment in fragrance form. It’s not particularly impressive, definitely nothing groundbreaking. But, it does smell good. I don’t think a scent like this warrants the sort of price tag Acqua di Parma puts up, but I suppose it is worth trying if you find yourself drawn to summery white florals.