I'm guessing this is exactly the same as Ferrari Yellow, which is a light mix of citrus, fruits, florals and woods. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I would have to try them side by side before making a 'this perfume reminds me of' commitment but I believe there is a strong resemblance to Herrera for Men.

RECOMMENDATION: Ferrari Scuderia Red is very affordable, yet it has a very poor projection and longevity, a relatively pleasant scent but with such poor performance, below body sprays, very disappointing. The petitgrain and galbanum add a soft green touch; the jasmine, geranium and orris, a soft floral tone.I hate to be so reductive as to compare it to cleaning products or what have you but this definitely has shades of a scented baby wipe or something?

Not to get anyone too excited, the Ferrari product is clearly synthetic and lacks the complexity of either of the two aforementioned classics. Because of that, I'm just not really digging it all that much because of the association with a cheap hand soap from my childhood, but if you like the way the SS smells, than you'll probably really like this.I can kind of see how people compare this to Declaration, but to me this one is a tad on the sweeter side of things where declaration steers clear of anything sweet. I like Ferrari Scuderia EDT much more, which is similar but has a prominent tea note that I find to be calming. At the very beginning delighted the FERRARI RACING RED with a fresh and seductive Caipirinha rope, add the pepper and sage gray sophistication and style. I get a positive lemon more than lime and I can see why it might me described at metallic because it's oddly futuristic but I've definitely come across more shiny metallics in my time. The initial spray is quite a strong citric floral blast that I find quite potent, which after about 15 minutes softens down as the notes meld and the jasmine floral comes more to the fore.