The Image Pride Pour Femme is a fragrance that embodies pure grace and elegance. Designed for the sophisticated woman who appreciates timeless beauty, it captures the essence of a refined lifestyle. It is the perfect accessory for those who carry themselves with poise and confidence, leaving a lasting impression of effortless charm.
The Emotion This scent evokes the atmosphere of a picturesque French town, blending the crisp air of mountain regions with the dreamy, sun-kissed breezes of the French Riviera. It is a luminous and joyful fragrance, ideal for spring and summer days, bringing a sense of optimism and radiant femininity to every moment.
The Reveal The journey begins with a vibrant burst of fresh green apple, zesty bergamot, and sweet mandarin. The heart unfolds into a delicate bouquet of white florals, featuring jasmine, orange blossom, and neroli. Finally, the fragrance settles into a warm, comforting base of cedar, musk, and vanilla, creating a soft and sensual trail.
Scent Family: Amber - Floral
Top notes: Apple, Bergamot, Mandarin Heart notes: Jasmine, Orange Blossom, Neroli Base notes: Cedar, Musk, Vanilla
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