The Image Bad Boy Elixir is an ode to the House of Herrera's premium leatherwork, designed for the charismatic and refined man. It embodies a bold, modern masculinity that balances strength with sensitivity. This fragrance is for the individual who embraces his duality, standing out with confidence and a sophisticated, rebellious edge.
The Emotion Evoking the smoldering heat that lingers after a tumultuous storm, this scent captures an atmosphere of mystery and intensity. It is a magnetic and invigorating experience, perfect for evening wear or special occasions where you want to leave an unforgettable, luxurious impression that feels both powerful and deeply comfortable.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a vibrant, zesty burst of bergamot and mandarin, balanced by aromatic sage. The heart reveals a sophisticated leather accord, softened by a touch of lavender and iris. The base settles into a warm, lingering trail of cedar, incense, and tonka bean, creating a rich, balsamic finish.
Scent Family: Ambery - Leather
Top notes: Бергамот, Мандарин, Лаванда, Шалфей Heart notes: Кожа, Ирис Base notes: Кедр, Ладан, Бобы тонка
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