Soft floral and powdery aroma invites you to plunge into the atmosphere of the cafe, enjoy a leisurely conversation and taste the delicious treats.

Elegant and delicate, it makes people look at you and make them follow you with their eyes for a while...

Fragrance trend: floral and powdery fragrance.

The fresh initial notes of lychee, orange, limeblossom softly give way to floral and spicy heart of carnation, peony, ylang-ylang, and freesia. The accord is finished with a trail of iris, oak moss, tonka bean and ambergris.

Olfactory Pyramid of Beauty Café Eau de Parfum:

Top Notes: tangerine, rose buds, lychee, lime blossom, orange, apple.
Heart Notes: rose, jasmine, orrisroot, ylang-ylang, freesia, clove, peony.
Base Notes: tonka bean, white musk, iris, ambergris, oak moss.

Shelf life: 5 years from the production date on the package.

The entire range of women's perfumes can be seen in the fragrance map in the Certificates tab.

Alcohol denat., Aqua, Parfum, Limonene, Hydroxycitronellal, Citronellol, Coumarin, Geraniol, Citral, Linalool, Benzyl Alcohol, Anise Alcohol.

How to apply the fragrance properly?

The fragrance speaks best where the blood pulses:

• wrist joint (where we measure the pulse);
• elbow joint (inner side);
• behind the ears;
• depression between the breasts.

Hair holds the fragrance well, it can be sprayed on the neck or back of your head.

The last but not least: we can recommend you to spray the fragrance upwards and enter the cloud you have made

How to select a fragrance?

Rule #1 Do not try too many fragrances right away. Try 3 to 4 fragrances. This way you will avoid mixing them and can remember the scent much better.

Rule #4 Consider weather, climate, and situation. Remember that humid warm air spreads fragrance better than cold and dry air. Discreet fragrances are universal, while bright and strong ones are not always good to use at office or on the beach. But they will draw attention at a romantic rendez-vous.

Rule #5 Turn the selection procedure into pleasure. A good mood is the best advisor in the difficult task of choosing a fragrance.