Carthusia
Carthusia Uomo
A breath of fresh air that evokes the scent of the sea
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Description
The history of Carthusia perfumes emanates from the monastery of San Giacomo on the island of Capri. Carthusia fragrances continue to be developed from the ancient distillation techniques that were used by the monks in 1380.
Carthusia Uomo is a fresh and leathery scent with a hint of spice: a classic for Man. Imagine yourself in a finely crafted Italian suit, a pair of black leather oxfords, and a slightly unbuttoned white shirt. A breeze of fresh air that evokes the scent of the sea, cedar and cashmere wood.
The history of Carthusia perfumes emanates from the monastery of San Giacomo on the island of Capri. Carthusia fragrances continue to be developed from the ancient distillation techniques that were used by the monks in 1380.
Carthusia Uomo is a fresh and leathery scent with a hint of spice: a classic for Man. Imagine yourself in a finely crafted Italian suit, a pair of black leather oxfords, and a slightly unbuttoned white shirt. A breeze of fresh air that evokes the scent of the sea, cedar and cashmere wood.
notes
| families | fern, aromatic |
|---|---|
| head notes | Bergamot, Citrus, Fruity notes, Lemon, Marin Notes |
| heart notes | Cedar, Freesia, Geranium, Jasmine, Lavender, Lily of the valley, Marin Notes, Patchouli |
| base notes | Amber, Cashmere wood, Cedar, Musk, Oakmoss, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Woody Notes |
List of ingredients
- alcohol denat
- parfum (fragrance)
- aqua (water)
- cinnamyl alcohol
- butylphenyl methylpropional
*this list may change over time.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.
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