Carthusia
Uomo Eau de Parfum 100ml
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Uomo eau de parfum 100ml from the Carthusia collection.
A delicate perfume for the man who eschews excess but loves to charm. Carthusia Uomo is a brisk and elegant perfume with a finely balanced, wholesome scent that is of the open sea, fresh fruit, good Russian leather and excellent newly spun cashmere. A consummate, gentle fragrance made for the discreet and affable gentleman.
A scent with a classic structure and fresh aromatic tones, permeated with the warmth of wood and the delicate freshness of sea-flavoured notes. This is a strong, balanced fragrance .
Top notes: citrus/ floral - lemon, bergamot, freesia and green leaves
Mid notes: floral/ wood - lily of the valley, jasmine, geranium, cedar wood, patchouli
Base notes: floral/ oriental - sandal, musk oaken, amber, musk
A delicate perfume for the man who eschews excess but loves to charm. Carthusia Uomo is a brisk and elegant perfume with a finely balanced, wholesome scent that is of the open sea, fresh fruit, good Russian leather and excellent newly spun cashmere. A consummate, gentle fragrance made for the discreet and affable gentleman.
A scent with a classic structure and fresh aromatic tones, permeated with the warmth of wood and the delicate freshness of sea-flavoured notes. This is a strong, balanced fragrance .
Top notes: citrus/ floral - lemon, bergamot, freesia and green leaves
Mid notes: floral/ wood - lily of the valley, jasmine, geranium, cedar wood, patchouli
Base notes: floral/ oriental - sandal, musk oaken, amber, musk
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100mlAbout Carthusia
Selecting the purest natural ingredients from its flower-filled home on the island of Capri and from some of Italy’s other most scent-rich locales, Carthusia makes some of its country’s most admired fragrances. The story goes that in 1948, the Carthusian Monastery discovered perfume formulas written by a 14th century local monk who had accidentally created Capri’s first fragrance from a bouquet of flowers he had gathered for Queen Giovanna d’Angio. Whatever the truth, the house today makes everything by hand and produces all of its exquisite perfumes in limited quantities.