Filippo Sorcinelli Dolcissimo Sollievo extrait de parfum bottle, SuperFluo? collection
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Perfume · Amber

Dolcissimo Sollievo

The counterpart of Luce dei Cuori in the SuperFluo? collection, Dolcissimo Sollievo takes its name from the Sequence to the Spirit and aims at the perfect consolation, the one born when you learn to read your own interior.
Year · 2022
House · Filippo Sorcinelli
Family · Amber
Sub-family · Soft amber

Quick answers

Description
Floral vanilla amber, Italian perfumery
Olfactory signature
An amber softness of vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, amber and musks, aired by lily of the valley, a marine note and iris, and brightened by a tail of rosemary, gardenia, elemi and frankincense.
Perfumer
Filippo Sorcinelli, organist and maker of liturgical vestments, sole author of the house compositions.
Audience
Unisex

History

SuperFluo? is Filippo Sorcinelli's most intimate collection, born of body care and released as extraits de parfum devoted to the person. Dolcissimo Sollievo is its second panel, inseparable from Luce dei Cuori: the two form a diptych drawn from the same emotional humus and the same liturgical line.

The house describes a search for olfactory elegance and a new understanding of luxury: a luxury housed in matter, in availability, in questioning oneself and knowing oneself from within. These are perfumes for a society founded not on the race, made of aware, discerning consumers seeking distinctive fragrances.

The name comes from the Sequence to the Spirit, the hymn of Pentecost. Dolcissimo Sollievo, sweetest relief, says everything of the project: to remind and to move, because weeping is essential to give value to emotions, because light is often found inside the heart. Knowing how to read one's own interior offers, Sorcinelli writes, the perfect consolation.

Sorcinelli states it as a harmonic evolution. The subject lays an amber softness through vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, amber and musks. The counter-subject airs and flowers it with lily of the valley, a marine note and iris. The tail signs it with an aromatic brightness: rosemary, gardenia, elemi and frankincense. It is an oriental more floral and fresher than its twin, a luminous consolation.

Fragrance notes

Filippo Sorcinelli is an organist; he does not conceive his perfumes as a pyramid of volatility but as a score. Dolcissimo Sollievo is therefore stated in three movements, subject, counter-subject and tail.

Subject
Vanillawarm sweetness
Tonka beangourmand amber
Patchoulidark wood
Ambersolar resin
Musksenveloping base
Counter-subject
Lily of the valleygreen floral
Marine noteopen air
Iristender powder
Tail
Rosemarybright aromatic
Gardeniawhite floral
Elemilemony resin
Frankincensebright smoke

The through-line is relief: vanilla and amber set the softness from the start, lily of the valley and the marine note air it, and the tail of gardenia, elemi and frankincense lets a bright light through.

Scent profile

Dolcissimo Sollievo's subject is an amber softness: vanilla, tonka bean and amber compose a warmth that patchouli barely weights. You recognize the kinship with Luce dei Cuori, but what follows takes a more floral turn.

The heart opens the window: lily of the valley brings a tender spring green, the marine note a breath of fresh air, iris a soft powder. It is this floral, marine breath that sets Dolcissimo Sollievo apart from its woodier, more solar twin.

The tail brings brightness: gardenia flowers again, rosemary airs, elemi and frankincense send up a light smoke. Longevity is that of an extrait, long and close to the skin; the sillage stays soft and enveloping, a relief rather than a statement.

“Knowing how to read one's own interior gives us the perfect consolation.”Filippo Sorcinelli, official note for the SuperFluo? collection

Key characteristics

Dominant note
Soft amber and a marine floral heart
Concentration
Extrait de parfum
Longevity and sillage
Dolcissimo Sollievo has good longevity and an ample sillage.
Size
50 ml

When and where to wear

Dolcissimo Sollievo is a soft, floral oriental, wearable much of the year thanks to its marine heart. Its amber softness heats autumn and winter, while lily of the valley and the marine note air it out in the mid-seasons and spring. It is a fragrance of comfort, at ease in daytime as in the evening.

How to wear it

Temperatures
At its best from 8 to 22 °C.
Time of day
Daytime, evening, moments of comfort.
Settings
Everyday, indoors, spring, intimate moment.
Dosage
1 to 2 sprays, soft and lasting sillage.

Seasonal fit

SeasonFitCritical notes
Spring★★★★Lily of the valley and the marine note breathe fully.
Summer★★★☆Wearable in mild heat, dose it.
Autumn★★★★The amber base comes alive.
Winter★★★☆Warm but lighter than many orientals.

Context fit

SettingFitUsage recommendation
Comfort★★★★Its intimate vocation.
Everyday★★★★An easy-living oriental.
Spring★★★★The freshest slope of the collection.
Intimate moment★★★★Soft and enveloping.
Shared office★★★☆Soft sillage, easy to wear.

Similar perfumes

The floral amber oriental has kin within the Sorcinelli collection and beyond; it is read first against its twin, Luce dei Cuori.

PerfumeHouse · yearWhy it is close
Luce dei CuoriFilippo Sorcinelli · 2022Its exact counterpart in the SuperFluo? collection, drawn from the same line of the Sequence to the Spirit; woodier and more solar, where Dolcissimo Sollievo stays floral and marine.
Lascia ch'io piangaFilippo Sorcinelli · 2022A green floral from the UNUM collection, kin by floral freshness.
ScusamiFilippo Sorcinelli · 2020A fruity floral amber from the house, close in softness.
Love, Don't Be ShyKilian · 2007A niche reference for the gourmand floral amber, to set against the softness of Dolcissimo Sollievo.

Frequently asked questions

Who created Dolcissimo Sollievo?01
Filippo Sorcinelli, organist and maker of liturgical vestments, sole author of his house's compositions.
Where does the name Dolcissimo Sollievo come from?02
From the Sequence to the Spirit, the hymn of Pentecost; it means “sweetest relief” and pairs with Luce dei Cuori.
How does it differ from Luce dei Cuori?03
The two form a diptych; Dolcissimo Sollievo is the more floral and marine slope, where Luce dei Cuori stays woody and solar.
What are the notes in Dolcissimo Sollievo?04
A floral amber oriental: vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, amber and musks in the subject; lily of the valley, marine note and iris in the counter-subject; rosemary, gardenia, elemi and frankincense in the tail.
Why harmonic evolution rather than a pyramid?05
Because Filippo Sorcinelli is an organist and composes his perfumes like scores. Each of the house's fragrances is set out as a harmonic evolution in three movements: the subject, which is the theme, the counter-subject, which answers and qualifies it, and the tail, which closes. The three words come from fugue writing and name roles in the composition, not durations, so they do not necessarily match the top, heart and base of a pyramid.
Is Dolcissimo Sollievo unisex?06
Yes, it is a unisex extrait de parfum.
When should you wear Dolcissimo Sollievo?07
Much of the year: its marine heart makes it pleasant in spring and the mid-seasons, while its amber softness warms winter.

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Published on 14 July 2026 · Updated on 24 September 2026 · Author: Sabrina Carlier · Osmetheca.