The Image Chopard Happy Felicia Roses is a tribute to joy and optimism. Designed for a woman who radiates positivity, this fragrance embodies the spirit of a carefree summer day. It reflects the brand's commitment to sustainable luxury, using natural ingredients to create a vibrant, lighthearted aura that complements a natural and elegant personality.
The Emotion This scent is a burst of pure happiness, perfect for spring and summer mornings. It evokes the feeling of walking through a blooming rose garden while enjoying a fresh fruit cocktail. It is an uplifting companion that brings a smile to your face and a sense of lightheartedness to everyone around you.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a sparkling mix of pink pepper and juicy berries. At its heart, a magnificent bouquet of roses unfolds, enriched by the green nuances of blackcurrant. The dry down is soft and comforting, where woody notes of cedar and sweet tonka beans provide a lasting, elegant trail on the skin.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Pink Pepper, Raspberry, Grapefruit Heart notes: Rose, Blackcurrant, Ylang-Ylang Base notes: Cedar, Tonka Bean
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