The Image Coach Dreams is inspired by a sunny road trip through the American West, capturing the spirit of freedom and adventure. It is designed for the modern woman who is a dreamer at heart, embracing every moment with curiosity and joy. This fragrance celebrates the excitement of the open road and the memories made along the way.
The Emotion The scent evokes a sense of optimism and carefree energy, making it an ideal companion for bright spring and summer days. It feels like a warm breeze on a desert landscape, filled with laughter and the anticipation of new discoveries. It is a radiant, uplifting fragrance that inspires you to chase your dreams.
The Reveal The composition opens with a refreshing burst of bitter orange and juicy pear, creating a vibrant first impression. As it develops, the heart reveals a delicate bouquet of gardenia and unique cactus flower, adding a floral depth. Finally, the scent settles into a warm, woody base of Joshua tree and ambroxan, leaving a lasting trail.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Orange, Pear, Fruits Heart notes: Gardenia, Cactus Flower Base notes: Woody notes, Ambroxan
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