VERSACE Pour Femme Oud Oriental Natural Spray 100ml
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Oud, one of the finest ingredients of perfumery, gives life to Versace Pour Femme Oud Oriental, a fragrance for lovers of oriental scents, for women with a strong personality. Oriental and Woody, Oud Oriental is the new fragrance for women.
The seduction of a sunset in the desert; a warm breeze carrying thoughts away. A sensual heady aroma almost aphrodisiacal. An intense and regal composition, floral, spicy and with a deep scent of leather.
Luxurious composition opens with oriental notes of rose, which is accentuated with cheeky saffron and framed with flowers of freesia. The heart of the composition is powdery, feminine, soft and deep, created of patchouli, heliotrope and violet succeeded by intense notes of oud and leather with creamy vanilla and sandalwood, which have the task to seduce you, and soften the base notes.
A miraculous perfume preserved in a magnetic golden bottle, the reflection of Versace’s luxury. Typical emblem engraved in the shape of a jellyfish is set in the central part of the body of the bottles, while the cap is discreetly decorated with a Greek motif.
The seduction of a sunset in the desert; a warm breeze carrying thoughts away. A sensual heady aroma almost aphrodisiacal. An intense and regal composition, floral, spicy and with a deep scent of leather.
Luxurious composition opens with oriental notes of rose, which is accentuated with cheeky saffron and framed with flowers of freesia. The heart of the composition is powdery, feminine, soft and deep, created of patchouli, heliotrope and violet succeeded by intense notes of oud and leather with creamy vanilla and sandalwood, which have the task to seduce you, and soften the base notes.
A miraculous perfume preserved in a magnetic golden bottle, the reflection of Versace’s luxury. Typical emblem engraved in the shape of a jellyfish is set in the central part of the body of the bottles, while the cap is discreetly decorated with a Greek motif.
