Linari

Stella Cadente

€169,00


Description

A multi-faceted, oriental bouquet of fruity Calabrian bergamot, tangy citrus, Italian violet, spicy-green gAlbanum and Guatemalan cardamom, melts together in the heart note with rich flowery accords of Turkish rose, Egyptian jasmine, precious ylang-ylang and clove oil, contrasting with the spicy aromas of Canadian pine, cinnamon, West Indian amyris and bay leaf. The base carries a powdery sweet note created from Madagascan vanilla, musk, Indonesian patchouli and balsam of Peru, with just a hint of Haiti vetiver and Spanish labdanum.

The perfumer: Mark Buxton

The Inspiration: This fragrance creation was inspired by the combination of different opulent fruit and flower aromas from the Marrakesh night market in Morocco. The scenery was dramatised by the appearance of shooting stars across the moonlight sky. This was the inspiration of the name – as Stella Cadente means shooting star.

The design: Preciously decorated with a stylish pattern of 22 carat gold plated dots of varying sizes.

The product design: Rainer Diersche

How to use
In order for you to fully enjoy your new fragrance: apply to warm zones, pulse points, where skin is generally somewhat thinner. On your wrists, the sides of your neck, back of your knees…Hair is also known as an excellent carrier of perfume – that’s why ‘team 2’ advocates applying perfume on the upper side of your fore arm. The tiny hairs on your skin ensure a beautiful sillage (provided the skin is well hydrated).


The cloud.

Are you a fan of the ‘perfume cloud’ to walk through to perfume your hair? Be sure to check the alcohol percentage in your fragrance, it might dry out your strands. Better look for a matching hair perfume. And always hold your breath while your head is in the cloud.


Body care & perfume.

Doesn’t your perfume last as long as you might expect? Make sure your skin is moisturized. Scent molecules tend to bind better to hydrated skin. So, make sure to apply a neutral body lotion or cream after bathing, before applying perfume.


Spoiled nose.

Do you hardly smell your signature scent anymore? Always check with someone else before over spritzing! Your nose might have become used to your signature scent.


Cuffing.

Never rub your wrists after applying perfume. This classic gesture does not enhance your perfume. Au contraire. The top notes fade and evaporate too quickly, you’ll miss out on the overall experience. So, let’s kick this habit!