Frequently Asked Questions about Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari
What does Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari smell like?
Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari features top notes of Artemisia, Lime, and Pepper, middle notes of Clary Sage, Lavender, and Metallic Notes, and base notes of Cedarwood, Leather, and Tonka Bean.
Who created Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari?
Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari was created by Philippe Roques.
When was Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari released?
Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red by Ferrari was released in 2013.
I feel I shouldn't be so critical of this because to most people, it's probably perfectly wearable, however I find something about Scuderia to be jarring. I get a positive lemon more than lime and I can see why it might me described at metallic because it's oddly futuristic but I've definitely come across more shiny metallics in my time. I think it's the clary sage and lavender coupled with a vaguely aquatic nature making for a confused if not unique smelling perfume which I didn't find remotely pleasant to wear. I hate to be so reductive as to compare it to cleaning products or what have you but this definitely has shades of a scented baby wipe or something? I also mentioned it was unique, so it's not your average bit of citrus and lavender... so it's an enigma but an enigma I have no interest in unravelling. Lasting power was okay and I have to say the remnant left on my clothes actually smells better the following day but still not enough to win me over. I have tried some other Ferrari fragrances and I must say I was pleasantly surprised but this Racing Red ain't for me.
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Scuderia Ferrari Racing Red, from Ferrari was released in 2013. The perfumer behind this creation is Philippe Roques. It has the top notes of Artemisia, Lime, and Pepper, middle notes of Clary Sage, Lavender, and Metallic Notes, and base notes of Cedarwood, Leather, and Tonka Bean.
I feel I shouldn't be so critical of this because to most people, it's probably perfectly wearable, however I find something about Scuderia to be jarring. I get a positive lemon more than lime and I can see why it might me described at metallic because it's oddly futuristic but I've definitely come across more shiny metallics in my time. I think it's the clary sage and lavender coupled with a vaguely aquatic nature making for a confused if not unique smelling perfume which I didn't find remotely pleasant to wear. I hate to be so reductive as to compare it to cleaning products or what have you but this definitely has shades of a scented baby wipe or something? I also mentioned it was unique, so it's not your average bit of citrus and lavender... so it's an enigma but an enigma I have no interest in unravelling. Lasting power was okay and I have to say the remnant left on my clothes actually smells better the following day but still not enough to win me over. I have tried some other Ferrari fragrances and I must say I was pleasantly surprised but this Racing Red ain't for me.