Floveris

The description of the perfume Columbine - the seductive lover of Harlequin in the Italian theater ("Commedia dell'arte") from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. As a secret heroine, she embodies authenticity and sensuality like no other female character in traditional theater. By emphasizing her femininity and flirting with her charms, the woman appears without a mask, genuine and sincere, unmistakable and confident — her secret seductive power. Columbine praises this open-hearted female character, which reflects her natural qualities through her sense of smell. The freshness of citrus in Hesperides opens the perfume water, skillfully contrasting with pink pepper, making the perfume stage shine brightly for the exciting heart. This perfume stems from soft lily flowers and peach-like osmanthus flowers, with its velvety skin highlighted by suede blended with vanilla and the softness of musk. Orange blossom provides a sweet honey nectar, while the delicious bourbon tobacco, vetiver, and sweet balsamic agarwood resins complete the irresistible composition. Ingredients: The perfume opening features Calabrian bergamot, mandarin (tangerine), and pink pepper; the heart includes peony, Damask rose, Indian mimosas, and violet; the base consists of white musk, Virginia cedarwood, cashmere woods, and amber. Concentration: EDP Nose: Alexandra Carlin Country: America