The Image Aire de Sevilla Galaxy Girl is crafted for the modern woman who embodies a sense of cosmic mystery and bold independence. It represents a personality that is both grounded and adventurous, seeking to explore the unknown while maintaining a sophisticated presence. This fragrance is a tribute to those who dream big and shine bright.
The Emotion This scent evokes a feeling of celestial energy and nighttime allure. It is best suited for cooler seasons like autumn and winter, or for glamorous evening events where its depth can truly sparkle. The atmosphere it creates is one of confidence, intrigue, and a touch of otherworldly elegance that lingers beautifully.
The Reveal The fragrance journey begins with a vibrant burst of bergamot and mandarin, providing an immediate sense of freshness. As it develops, a romantic heart of jasmine and rose unfolds, adding a timeless feminine touch. Finally, the scent settles into a rich, long-lasting base of patchouli, warm vanilla, and smooth sandalwood.
Scent Family: Floral - Woody
Top notes: Bergamot, Mandarin Heart notes: Jasmine, Rose Base notes: Patchouli, Vanilla, Sandalwood
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