The contradiction of floral elegance of Calvin Klein This is an Eau de Parfum for women, with floral and woody notes. This perfume is based on traditional scents, so it can be considered a hymn to classicism. The warm and sensual notes transport us to a world of peace, a world of black and white, pleasant, feminine, and sensuality. This fragrance was created in 1998 by perfumer Ann Gottlieb. Her love of flowers and classics is reflected in this fragrance, because, as we know, "a classic never dies," and this is reflected in its creation. The exquisite floral notes combine to immerse us in a romantic and seductive world where we have flown of our own free will. It opens with fresh and citrus notes, leading directly to a floral bouquet composed of peony, lily, false jasmine, orchid, lily of the valley, and rose. Absolute femininity and captivating warmth invade our senses, giving way to more intense florals such as blackberry and jasmine. Finally, we appreciate a touch of subtle sensuality with sandalwood, tonka bean musk. CONTRADICTION. Who says that? una completely floral fragrance cannot essere Seductive? Here's an example. Flowers, flowers, and more flowers conquer and leave their mark wherever they go, leaving no one indifferent. Away from the crowd. This perfume hasn't received any recognition. una Massive advertising, creating an aura of exclusivity. Shocking bottle. The bottle makes a great impact on the eye, since the crystal bottle is practically covered by una cylindrical plug that covers practically everything inside it, allowing us to see only a few centimeters of the amber liquid inside.
