The Image Bruno Banani Woman Intense is designed for the woman who embraces her unconventional side. Following the brand's "Not for everybody" philosophy, this fragrance targets those who are confident, playful, and slightly provocative. It is a scent for a woman who stands out from the crowd with her unique charm and spirited personality.
The Emotion This intense version brings a deeper, more magnetic energy compared to the original. It evokes a sense of mystery and nighttime allure, making it an ideal choice for evening wear or the cooler autumn and winter months. It feels empowering, vibrant, and undeniably feminine, boosting the wearer's mood and confidence.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a refreshing burst of orange and green ivy, softened by delicate water lily. As it develops, the heart reveals a sweet and juicy peach note blended with elegant freesia and lily of the valley. The dry-down is warm and long-lasting, featuring a sensual trail of creamy vanilla and white musk.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Orange, Ivy, Water Lily Heart notes: Peach, Freesia, Lily of the Valley Base notes: Vanilla, Musk
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