The Image Nina Fleur is a vibrant, eco-conscious fragrance inspired by the intersection of fashion and nature. It embodies a joyful, modern woman who embraces her femininity with a playful and spontaneous spirit. This scent is a tribute to the colorful Nina Ricci collections, blending elegance with a touch of whimsical charm that captures attention.
The Emotion Radiant and optimistic, this scent evokes the feeling of a sunny spring garden in full bloom. It is the perfect companion for daytime wear, bringing a sense of airy freshness and pure happiness to every moment. Its cheerful character makes it an ideal choice for those who love light, floral compositions and positive energy.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a crisp, mouth-watering burst of Granny Smith apple and zesty Italian lemon. The heart blooms with a luminous bouquet of orange blossom, creating a delicate floral core. Finally, it settles into a soft, comforting base of white musk and cedar, leaving a subtle, elegant and long-lasting trail on the skin.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Apple, Lemon Heart notes: Orange Blossom Base notes: Musk, Cedar
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