Intenso Di Basilico

Unisex
Aromatic intensity of basil
€145.00 Incl. Tax

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Drawing inspiration from the vibrant soul of the Mediterranean basin, Intenso di Basilico modernly reinterprets an emblematic ingredient of the region: basil. Conceived by master perfumers Luca Maffei and Antoine Lie, this fragrance embodies the Italian art of living. Its fresh and refined trail evokes the sea breeze caressing a lush garden, where ancestral traditions meet the contemporary world.

Intenso di Basilico opens with a sparkling and aromatic burst blending pink berries, basil, and tea for a dynamic and spicy freshness. At its heart, the delicacy of jasmine adds a luminous floral touch, enhanced by a enveloping base of patchouli and cashmeran, which gives the fragrance a sensual and refined depth.
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families cyprus , floral
head notes basil, bergamot, mandarin, pink pepper, tea
heart notes jasmine
base notes cashmeran, patchouli, vetiver
  • alcohol denat.
  • parfum
  • aqua
  • linalyl acetate
  • linalool
  • limonene
  • tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes
  • citrus aurantium bergamia peel oil
  • pogostemon cablin oil
  • hydroxycitronellal
  • alpha-isomethyl ionone
  • citrus limon peel oil
  • coumarin
  • pinene
  • citronellol
  • citrus aurantium peel oil
  • trimethylcyclopentenyl methylisopentenol
  • anethole
  • citral
  • vanillin
  • beta-caryophyllene
  • eugenol
  • terpineol
  • geranyl acetate
  • jasmine oil/extract
  • mentha viridis leaf oil
  • geraniol
  • terpinolene
  • carvone
  • alpha-terpinene
  • benzyl benzoate


*this list may change over time.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.

Carthusia

Capri, 1380, the Prior of the Carthusian St. James Monastery was caught by a surprise visit of the Queen Joan I Anjou. A welcome bouquet of the most beautiful flowers of the island. As he went to throw them away after 3 days, he noticed the water was perfumed. This emblematic scent was traced back to the wild carnation of Capri the "Garofilium Silvester Caprese".

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