Lorenzo Villoresi: a guide to the maison and where to start
Natali Profumeria · 1 min read · November 7, 2026
Lorenzo Villoresi is the perfumer of Florence: since the 1990s, he has created fragrances rich in natural extracts, inspired by travel, myths, and the Mediterranean. To start, Teint de Neige if you love powder, Alamut if you are looking for a journey to the East, Piper Nigrum if you prefer fresh spices.
The Lorenzo Villoresi style
Many perfumes are eau de toilette: lighter, to be reapplied during the day. Teint de Neige and Teti also come in eau de parfum, which is more long-lasting.
Perfumes to know
- Teint de Neige: the scent of powder; the EDP version combines jasmine, rose, tonka bean, and heliotrope.
- Alamut: floral and oriental, a journey to the East.
- Piper Nigrum: fresh and spicy.
- Teti: peach, blackcurrant, magnolia, and orange blossom.
- Theseus: incense.
Which one to start with
- Powder: Teint de Neige, preferably in EDP if you want it to last longer.
- The East: Alamut.
- Fresh spices: Piper Nigrum.
All the perfumes are on the Lorenzo Villoresi page. The other maisons are featured in the niche maisons.
Frequently asked questions
Do Villoresi perfumes last?
They are medium or light-lasting: many are eau de toilette. Teint de Neige EDP and Teti EDP last longer.
What does Teint de Neige smell like?
A floral scent that smells of powder, soft and delicate.
Products in this article
Alamut
from€150,00
Piper Nigrum
from€140,00
Teint de Neige - EDT
from€140,00
Teint de Neige - EDP
from€170,00
Teti - Eau de Parfum
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