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Violetta (EDT)

1976

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1976

Violetta (Original Release)

Price Range
$120

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"Violetta is a classic feminine violet fragrance introduced in 1976. Its composition opens with a crisp citrus and geranium impression before settling into a clean, powdery violet heart. Musk, sandalwood, and cedar create a soft, gently woody base. The overall character is understated rather than dramatic, with violet remaining the central theme throughout the wear. It belongs to the tradition of elegant, lightly powdered floral fragrances associated with classic British perfumery. The fragrance is now regarded as an archive and discontinued Penhaligon's release."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Fall

Ideal Weather

Mild
Cloudy
Dry

Moods

Elegant
Serene
Romantic
Sophisticated
Calm

Occasions

Daily Use
Work
Date
Lounging

Fun Facts

Violetta is part of Penhaligon's fragrance archive.

The fragrance was introduced in 1976 and is centered on violet.

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Aromatic Profile

0m/6h
Top Notes
1x
CitrusGreenFloralPowderyFreshWoodyAnimalic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–54m

geranium
citruses
Middle Notes

54m–2h 42m

violet
Base Notes

2h 42m–6h

musk
sandalwood
cedar

Performance

Longevity
60%

Moderate (4-6h)

Sillage
20%

Intimate

Reviews Summary

“Violetta is viewed as a light, powdery, understated violet fragrance. Its green-citrus opening, clean violet heart, and soft woody-musky drydown appeal particularly to admirers of traditional violet scents.”

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