The 6th talisman (besides Le Mat, Sogno Reale, Osang, Sirio and Nettuno) in the form of a perfume formula.
It's a story of a rose bush coming back to life after the gardener planted some mint around it. The aromas of both plants are mixing in a happy harmony both in the story and in the formula. Talento is a fresh, iridescent rose as well as a talisman potion about the healing power of companionship.
Special note on the bottle presentation.
The raku ceramic cap has been made as an abstraction of rose by Alessandro Reggioli, the Tuscan Artist, who has created all of the Talismans Collection adornments. From the neck flows a soft napolitan tapestry tassel. The originally designed jewel case is in striking black and silver. It will protect and keep your TALENTO safe.
Perfumers: Amèlie Bourgeois, Camille Chamardine
Concept & Creative Design: Stefania Squeglia
Extrait de Parfum 25%
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Talento suits an unhurried afternoon spent in close conversation, with the green bite of crushed mint keeping rose from becoming overly romantic. Its cool, slightly thorny character suggests an attentive presence: floral, but with a clear edge rather than a soft-focus sweetness.
How to wear
The mint-and-green-rose profile makes spring and mild summer weather a natural starting point. Begin with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more; the extrait concentration calls for a measured application. Let it settle before judging the balance between the aldehydic opening, rose and woody base.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer rose green, cool and textured rather than plush or sugary. Talento will appeal to lovers of mint, aldehydic brightness and woody florals, especially those drawn to a floral composition with crisp edges and a less conventionally romantic mood.
Release year
2019
The nose
Amélie Bourgeois and Camille Chemardin composed Talento. Bourgeois, co-founder of the independent perfume studio Flair, is known for expressive compositions that explore contrasts of texture and unexpected accords. Here, the pair translate a rose-and-mint story into a green floral composition, balancing cool aldehydic edges with woods and the growing openness of rose.
Collaborators
Stefania Squeglia developed the concept and creative design, turning her personal story of roses flourishing beside mint into a brief about protecting and nurturing talent. Tuscan artist Alessandro Reggioli shaped the visual presentation through a raku ceramic cap conceived as an abstract rose.
Mendittorosa’s story
Mendittorosa treats perfume as an independent artwork rather than a response to trends. Its emotionally driven concepts unite fragrance with individually conceived objects made by Italian artists and artisans, using materials such as ceramic, wood, metal and stone. The perfumer’s role is to realize that creative vision, not simply lend a famous name.
Talento’s concept
Talento began with Stefania Squeglia’s account of delicate roses flourishing after mint was planted beside them. Introduced as the sixth Talisman, it turns that personal garden story into a metaphor for talent that needs companionship and protection to develop. The formula gives the young rose cold, thorn-like woody-aldehydic edges, then uses mint to suggest greater freshness and openness.
Extra info
Talento’s bottle wears an abstract rose-shaped raku ceramic cap by Alessandro Reggioli, with a Neapolitan tapestry tassel falling from its neck. Its black-and-silver presentation case extends the Talisman concept into an object designed to protect the perfume.
The 6th talisman (besides Le Mat, Sogno Reale, Osang, Sirio and Nettuno) in the form of a perfume formula.
It's a story of a rose bush coming back to life after the gardener planted some mint around it. The aromas of both plants are mixing in a happy harmony both in the story and in the formula. Talento is a fresh, iridescent rose as well as a talisman potion about the healing power of companionship.
Special note on the bottle presentation.
The raku ceramic cap has been made as an abstraction of rose by Alessandro Reggioli, the Tuscan Artist, who has created all of the Talismans Collection adornments. From the neck flows a soft napolitan tapestry tassel. The originally designed jewel case is in striking black and silver. It will protect and keep your TALENTO safe.
Perfumers: Amèlie Bourgeois, Camille Chamardine
Concept & Creative Design: Stefania Squeglia
Extrait de Parfum 25%
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Talento suits an unhurried afternoon spent in close conversation, with the green bite of crushed mint keeping rose from becoming overly romantic. Its cool, slightly thorny character suggests an attentive presence: floral, but with a clear edge rather than a soft-focus sweetness.
How to wear
The mint-and-green-rose profile makes spring and mild summer weather a natural starting point. Begin with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more; the extrait concentration calls for a measured application. Let it settle before judging the balance between the aldehydic opening, rose and woody base.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer rose green, cool and textured rather than plush or sugary. Talento will appeal to lovers of mint, aldehydic brightness and woody florals, especially those drawn to a floral composition with crisp edges and a less conventionally romantic mood.
Release year
2019
The nose
Amélie Bourgeois and Camille Chemardin composed Talento. Bourgeois, co-founder of the independent perfume studio Flair, is known for expressive compositions that explore contrasts of texture and unexpected accords. Here, the pair translate a rose-and-mint story into a green floral composition, balancing cool aldehydic edges with woods and the growing openness of rose.
Collaborators
Stefania Squeglia developed the concept and creative design, turning her personal story of roses flourishing beside mint into a brief about protecting and nurturing talent. Tuscan artist Alessandro Reggioli shaped the visual presentation through a raku ceramic cap conceived as an abstract rose.
Mendittorosa’s story
Mendittorosa treats perfume as an independent artwork rather than a response to trends. Its emotionally driven concepts unite fragrance with individually conceived objects made by Italian artists and artisans, using materials such as ceramic, wood, metal and stone. The perfumer’s role is to realize that creative vision, not simply lend a famous name.
Talento’s concept
Talento began with Stefania Squeglia’s account of delicate roses flourishing after mint was planted beside them. Introduced as the sixth Talisman, it turns that personal garden story into a metaphor for talent that needs companionship and protection to develop. The formula gives the young rose cold, thorn-like woody-aldehydic edges, then uses mint to suggest greater freshness and openness.
Extra info
Talento’s bottle wears an abstract rose-shaped raku ceramic cap by Alessandro Reggioli, with a Neapolitan tapestry tassel falling from its neck. Its black-and-silver presentation case extends the Talisman concept into an object designed to protect the perfume.




