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A lively and exotic fragrance for women. Crisp notes of citrus and passion fruit blend with a slightly aquatic and floral heart of water jasmine, water lilies and violet leaves. The feminine bottom suggests at the sweeter aspects of cedar wood, musk and vanilla.
Classic fougere refreshed with lavender and modernized with transparent floral notes of muguet and neroli, evoke an aquatic theme. Sandalwood and amber are crowned by a mossy touch for a playful finish.
A sparkling floral fragrance with a top note of raspberry sorbet and blood orange. The delicate floral heart blends honeysuckle, orange blossom and osmanthus leading to a woody oriental dry down evoking cashmere wood, vanilla, musk and hints of amber.
A fun filled fragrance, opening with a bright top of oranges, tangerine leaves, lime and bergamot. The heart hints of tuberous mixed with violet, evoking gardenia like opulence. A sensual combination of patchouli, vanilla and honey.
Classic fougere refreshed with lavender and modernized with transparent floral notes of muguet and neroli, evoke an aquatic theme. Sandalwood and amber are crowned by a mossy touch for a playful finish.
A lively and exotic fragrance for women. Crisp notes of citrus and passion fruit blend with a slightly aquatic and floral heart of water jasmine, water lilies and violet leaves. The feminine bottom suggests at the sweeter aspects of cedar wood, musk and vanilla.
A sparkling floral fragrance with a top note of raspberry sorbet and blood orange. The delicate floral heart blends honeysuckle, orange blossom and osmanthus leading to a woody oriental dry down evoking cashmere wood, vanilla, musk and hints of amber.
A fun filled fragrance, opening with a bright top of oranges, tangerine leaves, lime and bergamot. The heart hints of tuberous mixed with violet, evoking gardenia like opulence. A sensual combination of patchouli, vanilla and honey.
