STROMBOLI

Stromboli is a unisex parfum by Zeromolecole, the Turin house founded by Stefania Marzufero Boni which has been turning memories into fragrances since 2009. It is a fresh, wild citrus marine fragrance that brings the soul of a volcanic Mediterranean island to the skin.

The Fragrance

Stromboli tells the story of the Aeolian island: its scents blend with the warm exhalations of the black sand and the Mediterranean scrub, among salty and wild notes. In our view it is a return to the origins, essential and primordial, celebrating what remains after every transformation. Born in 2010, it is one of Zeromolecole's first creations and is enclosed in the glass bottle with a black cap.

How It Evolves on Skin

The opening is sparkling and briny: citrus intertwines with Mediterranean seaweed, like a dive into clear water. In the heart the island's scrub emerges, with wild mugwort, mint, caper flower and prickly pear, green, aromatic and lightly fruity. The base becomes soft and mineral: musks and sea lichens leave a fresh trail that recalls skin kissed by sun and salt.

Who We Recommend Stromboli To

We recommend Stromboli to those who love marine, aromatic perfumes, and to those looking for an authentic, wild freshness far from the classic aquatics. It is perfect in the warmer months, for daytime, at the seaside and on holiday, but also in the city to carry a memory of summer with you. Unisex, it appeals to those who want an original, cheerful fresh scent.

Fragrance Characteristics

Our Opinion

Stromboli has the power to take you elsewhere in an instant: those who try it in our store immediately talk about holidays, rocks and sunshine. We love it because it is a marine scent with real character, green and salty, that stands out from everyday fresh fragrances.

Similar Fragrances

• Oceanoir by Coreterno shares seaweed, citrus, salty notes and musk, in a darker, more resinous version with pine tar, saffron and vetiver.
• Black Sea by Lorenzo Pazzaglia shares seaweed, salty notes and musk, in a more floral, Mediterranean register with Sardinian myrtle and orange blossom.
• Sex Sea by Lorenzo Pazzaglia shares citrus, mint, seaweed and salty notes, in a more aromatic, woody key with absinthe, fig and oakmoss.

FAQ

Why is it called Stromboli?
It is named after the volcanic island in the Aeolian archipelago. Zeromolecole tells it like this: the scents of the island blend with the black sand and the Mediterranean scrub, among salty and wild notes.

Does Stromboli smell of the sea?
Yes, but not only: citrus and Mediterranean seaweed open with a briny note, and sea lichens bring it back in the base, with musks. In between is the island's scrub, with wild mugwort, mint, caper flower and prickly pear.

What does caper flower bring to Stromboli?
The caper plant grows wild on the rocks of the Aeolian Islands: in Stromboli its flower sits in the heart, alongside wild mugwort, mint and prickly pear, and adds a green, Mediterranean touch to the marine side.

Product Information

Brand

Zeromolecole

Name

Stromboli

Concentration

Parfum

Size

100 ml

Olfactory family

Citrus Marine

Launch year

2010

Made in

Italy