Ciao Amore
Ciao Amore translates the island of Ponza into scent: bright Tunisian orange blossom absolute and a green, sun-warmed fig leaf accord rise like Mediterranean light over dark volcanic rock, before sinking into creamy, gourmand Brazilian tonka bean absolute. The result is a softly solar, floral-green Eau de Parfum that feels both breezy and cocooning, wrapping the skin in a sensual warmth reminiscent of sea air, hot stone and late-afternoon sun.
Perfumer: Fanny Bal
Ciao Amore
Ciao Amore translates the island of Ponza into scent: bright Tunisian orange blossom absolute and a green, sun-warmed fig leaf accord rise like Mediterranean light over dark volcanic rock, before sinking into creamy, gourmand Brazilian tonka bean absolute. The result is a softly solar, floral-green Eau de Parfum that feels both breezy and cocooning, wrapping the skin in a sensual warmth reminiscent of sea air, hot stone and late-afternoon sun.
Scent Development and Character
A luminous floral-green gourmand that opens with the solar sweetness of Tunisian orange blossom absolute and the leafy freshness of a fig leaf accord, before deepening into a creamy, woody tonka bean absolute that adds nutty warmth and soft, ambery sweetness. The overall impression is sun-drenched, slightly lactonic and green, with a smooth, sensual drydown that balances Mediterranean brightness and cozy gourmand comfort.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Editorial estimate: Ciao Amore wears as a soft to moderate aura close to the skin, with a smooth evolution from bright green-floral to creamy gourmand-woody over several hours. Its balance of solar florals, fig leaf freshness and tonka warmth makes it versatile for daytime or relaxed evening use, especially in mild to warm weather, and suitable as a unisex signature for those who enjoy green-gourmand Mediterranean themes. Editorial estimate: most at home in spring and autumn, with enough freshness for mild summer days and sufficient warmth for temperate winter indoors; best in mild to warm weather rather than extreme heat or cold. Sillage is Editorial estimate: soft to moderate sillage, forming a discreet but noticeable aura rather than a large diffusive trail. Longevity is Editorial estimate: moderate longevity, around 6 hours on skin, with the green-floral opening softening into a smoother tonka-driven trail.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2024, this is presented as Eau de Parfum and credited to Fanny Bal. Rectangular clear glass bottle with slightly rounded shoulders and a thick transparent base, filled with a pale violet-blue liquid. The front bears a white label with the FENDI logo and the fragrance name Ciao Amore in clean black lettering. It is topped with a faceted, translucent light-lilac cap with metallic detailing, echoing the brand’s new fine fragrance collection design.


