The Image Light Blue pour Homme is designed for the modern man who embodies the spirit of the Mediterranean. It is a fragrance for the confident, charismatic individual who appreciates effortless style and natural elegance. The scent reflects a relaxed yet sophisticated lifestyle, capturing the essence of a man who is at home by the sea.
The Emotion This fragrance evokes the feeling of a sun-drenched summer day on the Italian coast. It brings to mind the refreshing sensation of a cool sea breeze, the warmth of the sun on the skin, and the freedom of endless blue horizons. It is an energizing, vibrant, and deeply invigorating olfactory experience.
The Reveal The scent opens with a crisp, sparkling burst of citrus, led by Sicilian mandarin, grapefruit, and bergamot, balanced by the aromatic touch of juniper. The heart reveals a spicy and herbal blend of rosemary, pepper, and Brazilian rosewood. The base leaves a lasting, masculine trail of musk, incense, and oakmoss.
Scent Family: Citrus - Aromatic
Top notes: Grapefruit, Bergamot, Mandarin, Juniper Heart notes: Pepper, Rosemary, Rosewood Base notes: Musk, Incense, Oakmoss
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