Easy to Love woda perfumowana 100 ml
Olfactory group: soft floral, fruity
Product code: EAU52
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Description
It all started 15 years ago in Positano, when Eau d'Italie was created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Le Sirenuse hotel.
Since then, Eau d'Italie, which was initially a single fragrance inspired by Positano, has evolved into a brand manifesto: to showcase a personal perspective on Italy through scent.
"Our brand is now 15 years old and we wanted to celebrate it. How? We didn't have to look far for an answer. Italy, by its nature, encourages love, so we created a new fragrance in its honor, Easy To Love. It is based on intriguing, subtle notes of fig and flowers. Seductive and timeless: just like Italy."
Ingredients
White currant, fig, white peony, honey, fragrant tonka bean, musk mallow seeds.
Fragrance Notes
White currant, fig, peony, honey, tonka bean, musk mallow seeds
About the brand Eau d'Italie
Fragrance collection - presented in various forms - inspired by the sun-drenched aromas of the Amalfi coast and the charm of the legendary hotel Le Sirenuse in Positano. In addition to the typically Mediterranean ingredients, the creators of the brand, Marina Sersale and Sebastián Alvarez Murena, have added another truly Italian one - la passione, which means passion.
Eau d'Italie fragrances often feature notes that we associate with Italy - bitter orange, angelica, marigold, cedar, and cypress. They evoke the scent of sun-warmed terracotta, sea breeze, love, tenderness, and the extraordinary history of two families.
The history of the brand Eau d'Italie.
Reviews of Easy to Love
Perfume shelves are full of compositions of citrus, fig and wood, trying to capture the scent of an afternoon by the Mediterranean Sea. Here, the creative team has created a true Tyrrhenian whirlpool in the part of the Mediterranean Sea that is opposite Positano and La Sireneuse. And what about the fig? We get notes of fruit, fresh flowers and sweet musk of leather.
Mark Behnke, Colognoisseur
