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Gelsomino a Freddo Ambrosia Acqua di Parma
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Gelsomino a Freddo Ambrosia Acqua di Parma

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Rich, dense, and vibrantly alive, Gelsomino a Freddo Ambrosia is an exquisite elixir that represents an intensified version of the original Gelsomino a Freddo. This extrait de parfum features a 30% pure perfume oil concentration, creating an enduring and elevated sillage. The composition showcases the ancient technique of cold enfleurage, where delicate jasmine flowers are layered onto purified shea butter multiple times under the supervision of a master perfumer, ensuring every nuance of the olfactive molecule is captured and preserving the flower's natural complexity and richness in the resulting jasmine enfleurage essence. The fragrance opens with a radiant burst of Italian lemon notes, balanced by the warmth of olibanum nuances and the spicy allure of cardamom essences. At its heart lies the refined beauty of jasmine enfleurage extract, enriched by the deep, textured notes of black tea, orris, and myrrh, creating a harmonious interplay of light and shadow. It culminates in a powerful base, where the creamy depth of sandalwood essence meets the earthy elegance of vetiver and cedarwood notes.

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  • Contains خشب الأرز, a note found in only 10 fragrances
  • One of 103 Acqua di Parma fragrances in the encyclopedia

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