The Image Nyla Vani-Elle by Arabiyat Prestige is a sophisticated gourmand fragrance designed for those who appreciate the art of subtle luxury. It embodies a modern, elegant persona that values comfort and refinement, making it a perfect signature scent for individuals who seek to leave a soft, memorable, and alluring impression wherever they go.
The Emotion This fragrance evokes a sense of sweet tenderness and innocence, transporting you back to cherished memories of warmth and radiant joy. It is a comforting, nostalgic scent that feels like a gentle embrace, perfect for cozy evenings, relaxed moments, or cooler weather when you desire a touch of sweetness and emotional depth.
The Reveal The scent journey begins with a luminous and inviting blend of jasmine and vanilla bean. As it evolves, the heart reveals a decadent sweetness of caramel and warm amber. The experience concludes with a velvety, long-lasting base of vanilla, tonka bean, and musk, leaving a sensual and addictive trail on the skin.
Scent Family: Gourmand - Floral
Top notes: Жасмин, Ваниль Heart notes: Карамель, Амбра Base notes: Мускус, Бобы тонка, Ваниль
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