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$145.00 – $180.00A heady fresh green fragrance full of personality.
Based on the famous absinthe liqueur, also called “green fairy” (fennel distillation) and banned for many years (still today in some places), it was a source of inspiration and madness for many impressionist artists. This perfume is a truly forbidden pleasure.
- Top notes: Sagerbrush, grapefruit, mint, pepper
- Heart notes: ginger, orange, fennel, red berries, litsea
- Base notes: white wood, musk, orange, sandalwood
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$145.00 – $180.00This scent is pleasantly invasive and invigorating. The initial fragrance contains bergamot, grapefruit and orange leaves. These give way to floral flavors of violet, red pepper, geranium and patchouli, wrapped in the warmth and strength of vetiver, cedar and bonjoin. In the background, the always sensual musk summons the senses.
- Top notes: bergamot, grapefruit, orange.
- Heart notes: violets, red berries, patchouli, pepper, geranium, neroli.
- Base notes: vetiver, cedar, benjoin, moss.
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$360.00This scent is pleasantly invasive and invigorating. 23K gold perfume that comes off with the perfume spray, leaving gold particles on your skin.
The initial fragrance contains bergamot, grapefruit and orange leaves. These give way to floral flavors of violet, red pepper, geranium and patchouli, wrapped in the warmth and strength of vetiver, cedar and bonjoin. In the background, the always sensual musk summons the senses.
- Top notes: bergamot, grapefruit, orange.
- Heart notes: violets, red berries, patchouli, pepper, geranium, neroli.
- Base notes: vetiver, cedar, benjoin, moss.
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$180.00Under the Figtree is born from a dream Daniel Josier had. When he was a teenager he used to sit on the grass under a fig tree at his parents’ house to do my homework. In the dream he saw that, but instead of being in front of his parents’ house, there was a hill with an oak above it.
The perfume is interpreted as a journey through adolescence (interpreted with fresh grass and fig tree) towards maturity (represented by the oak and the cedar).- Top notes: Galbanum, Bergamote, Tangerine, Pink Pepper.
- Heart notes: Figtree Leaves, Grass, Tee Leaves, Fig.
- Base notes: Cedarwood, Holm Oak, Iris, Amber, Musk.
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$140.00Neroli Nostrum gives the classic concept of Italian cologne.
The founders of Lunio, as great lovers of Italy and its perfumery, wanted to create
a perfume that, respecting the idea of a fresh, Mediterranean and sophisticated aroma, proposed
something new.
This was achieved by using argan oil to encapsulate the neroli molecule
and prolong its life in the fragrance
The idea of using this raw material (argan) came to Daniel Josier, the nose behind
of this fragrance. There are very few perfumes on the market that use this encapsulation.
The result is a clean, fresh perfume, of Italian class, versatile and long-lasting, where the
note of neroli is the protagonist, accompanied by Mediterranean notes that come to give it
different nuances in each phase of the fragrance.- TOP NOTES: Ginger, Sicilian Bergamot, Petitgrain
- HEART NOTES: Neroli, Ripened fig, Tuberose
- BASE NOTES: White sandalwood from India, Oud, Amber, Virginia cedar
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$240.00LIBERTY is composed of 3 levels although this effectively changes to 2. There is a very fresh opening marked by fresh notes such as Berry and Bergamot.
The body and the bottom give the fragrance immediately a depth, consistency, and a sweet touch after the fresh sparkling opening.
The ingredients used have been thought to represent America today which is a mix of all cultures:
The fragrance is an explosion of energy, joy and elegance all at once. It does evolve as time passes by. It is a very well-balanced Unisex reference. Combining for the first time very fresh ingredients as well as deep oils. The ingredients have been selected for their quality: Cedarwood has been obtained from both the East and West Coast; Vetiver is one of the king ingredients; In the middle notes the oils and resins chosen to enhance more depth to the perfume. Blueberries are one of the most ancient fruits on earth. It was the first fruit that Americans gave to pilgrims for all its benefits and also the first one to be used in cakes.The nose behind this fragrance is the Master Perfumer Daniel Josier.
- TOP NOTES: Cassis berries, Blackcurrant, Bergamote oil
- HEART NOTES: Black pepper oil, Juicy rhubard, Incense resin
- BASE NOTES: Exhilarating vetiver, Cedarwood & leather, Atlas cedarwood
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