The Image Eternal Coffee is a sophisticated fragrance designed for those who appreciate the comforting, rich essence of a morning ritual. It embodies the spirit of a modern individual who finds beauty in life's simple pleasures, balancing professional ambition with a warm, approachable, and deeply inviting personality that draws people in.
The Emotion This scent captures the cozy atmosphere of a high-end Parisian café. It is perfect for cooler weather, autumn days, or intimate evenings when you want to feel wrapped in a soft, sweet embrace. It evokes feelings of relaxation, nostalgia, and pure sensory indulgence, making every moment feel like a special occasion.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with an addictive, bold blast of roasted coffee, softened by creamy milk and a touch of caramel. As it settles, the heart reveals exotic nuances of coconut and powdery heliotrope. The base leaves a long-lasting, velvety trail of tonka bean, sugar, and musk, ensuring a comforting and sensual finish.
Scent Family: Gourmand - Oriental
Top notes: Coffee, Milk, Caramel Heart notes: Coconut, Heliotrope Base notes: Musk, Sugar, Tonka Bean
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