The Image Ulric De Varens Sweet Vanille Framboise is designed for the modern woman who embraces her playful and romantic side. The brand focuses on creating accessible, high-quality fragrances that capture the essence of joy and indulgence, making this scent perfect for those who love to express their vibrant personality through sweet, captivating aromas.
The Emotion This fragrance evokes the feeling of a sunny afternoon spent in a cozy patisserie. It is an ideal choice for spring and summer, bringing a sense of lightheartedness and warmth. The scent is a delightful treat that lifts the mood, reminiscent of sweet memories and carefree moments shared with friends.
The Reveal The journey begins with a sparkling, zesty burst of citrus notes that immediately awaken the senses. As it evolves, the heart reveals a melting, irresistible blend of raspberry and praline, adding a luscious sweetness. The base settles into a velvety, gourmand finish of vanilla and musk, leaving a delicious and long-lasting trail.
Scent Family: Floral Fruity - Gourmand
Top notes: Лимон, Мандарин Heart notes: Пралине, Малина Base notes: Ваниль, Мускус
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