... inspired Benedek to create the 3rd composition of the Azur collection.
Well, I haven't been to Capri but to many other beautiful corners of the Mediterranean and I find it easy to understand the association and naming.
The air is filled with the enchanting scent of blossoms, the buzzing and humming of bees, the sea is also within nose reach and you can feel the pleasantly warm, yet not piercing sun on your skin at this time.
A wonderful sharing gave me a flashback to the Mediterranean spring: after the floral-citrusy fresh opening, I briefly notice the rose before the scent closes subtly with a vanilla note, mainly warm and balsamic creamy.
This development from freshness to warmth is quite exciting, a contrast that is enjoyable; you can almost feel how much sun is in the blossoms.
The bottle, a bright turquoise, pays homage to the vibrant colors of the Italian Amalfi Coast.
Unfortunately, H/S does not convince me much; on my skin, it is a fleeting pleasure.
Villa Neroli is definitely unisex, but not so unique.
Conclusion: A lovely scent for the sunny months with some minor weaknesses.
I also find it unisex, but the longevity of 6 hours is good for a neroli. My nose picks up a slightly salty note, as if you were by the sea. A great summer scent.
Very nice description. I wore it for the first time today, and for me, the rose was the star for about 3-4 hours before it slowly took a backseat and let the vanilla take over. Definitely unisex, but for me, it leans more feminine.
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