Buongiorno

Between an opening of citrus and aromatic herbs (lemon, rosemary, basil, petitgrain, mint) and a base of white musks and cedar, Buongiorno plays on the gap between bright tartness and wood. Acqua Di Parma presents it as an eau de parfum, inspired by the hills of Tuscany in early spring, with mandarin and lavandin in the heart tier.

Brand: Acqua Di Parma
Olfactory family: Citrus
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 13, 2026

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Buongiorno belongs to the Acqua Di Parma catalog and comes as an eau de parfum. The house claims as inspiration the hills of Tuscany in early spring, a landscape of budding season that the composition renders through its citrus and herbs. The bottle is offered in a 50 ml size.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Mandarin
- Lavandin
Base notesWhat lingers
- White musks
- Cedar

Composition

Top

Lemon brings freshness and acidity, on a frankly tart register. Rosemary opens an aromatic facet evoking thyme and laurel. Basil combines freshness and an anise-like nuance, petitgrain brings greenness and sparkle, while mint adds its menthol accent.

Heart

Mandarin brings a sun-kissed sparkle and a brightness typical of sweet zests. Lavandin, a cultivated hybrid of lavender, combines freshness and a floral facet, with the slightly camphoraceous tonality often attributed to this scrubland plant.

Base

White musks take on a coppery coloring here, with an animalic note and a carnal character. Cedar brings a dry wood reminiscent of pencil shavings, lifted by a resinous touch; this essence often serves as the foundation for fresh accords.

Citrus

The family's name refers to the garden of the Hesperides and designates compositions built on citrus. Lemon, mandarin and petitgrain, derived from the leaves of the bitter orange tree, carry it here, while rosemary, basil, mint and lavandin give it an aromatic accent.

Label mention

Among the declared components is AQUA, the name for water in the INCI nomenclature. Water serves as a base constituent of a perfume: it has no odorant role and is not linked to any of the notes described for Buongiorno.