The Image Acqua Di Parma Blu Mediterraneo Mandorlo Di Sicilia embodies the sun-drenched elegance of Italy. Designed for those who appreciate sophisticated simplicity, this fragrance reflects the spirit of the Mediterranean lifestyle. It is a scent for the refined individual who carries an aura of effortless charm and timeless Italian style.
The Emotion This fragrance captures the warmth of a Sicilian summer afternoon. It evokes feelings of joy, relaxation, and indulgence. Perfect for sunny days and warm evenings, it transports you to a picturesque Italian island, where the air is filled with the sweet, comforting aroma of blooming orchards and gentle sea breezes.
The Reveal The scent opens with a vibrant burst of citrus and green notes. The heart reveals a delicate floral bouquet, leading into a warm, gourmand base. The signature note of almond creates a creamy, sweet, and powdery trail that lingers beautifully on the skin, providing a comforting and sophisticated finish.
Scent Family: Oriental - Floral
Top notes: Бергамот, Апельсин, Зеленые ноты Heart notes: Миндаль, Иланг-иланг, Персик Base notes: Ваниль, Кедр, Мускус
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