Lorenzo Villoresi Iperborea – Perfume

Description

Release Date:2010
Brand:Lorenzo Villoresi
Line:Iperborea
Product Type:Eau de Toilette
Classification:Niche
Volume:100 ml
Country:Italy
Perfumer:Lorenzo Villoresi
Made in:Italy
Gender:Unisex
Scent Type:Flower, Green
Top Note:Citrus, Cyclamen, Flower Notes, Green Notes, Lily of the Valley, Orange, Peach, Tangerine
Heart Note:Lily of the Valley, Magnolia, Mimosa, White Flowers
Base Note:Jasmine, Musk, Orange Blossom, White Flowers, Woody Notes
Caution:Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water, Do not use near open flames or heat sources, Highly flammable, Store out of reach of children

A distant exotic land, Iperborea, comes alive from ancient myths and captures the imagination with a new fragrance from Lorenzo Villoresi. There, in the land of eternal spring, a fresh northern breeze carries the scent of flowers with snow-covered and morning dew-kissed petals, reaching out for the first rays of sunlight.
The sun rises, and the airy, fresh flowers take on citrus notes and light fruity hints. Traces of musk and forest aromas gently lead you out of the soft snowy landscape, with white spring flowers, magnolia, and lily of the valley becoming more pronounced. By evening, in this mystical land, the musky orange blossom and powdery jasmine resonate warmly. Only the clear Northern Sea continues to crash its waves against the coastal cliffs, with sea spray draping your shoulders in a noticeable coolness.
The Iperborea fragrance is perfect for both men and women. It is impeccably suited for anyone who wishes to immerse themselves in a world of spring freshness, lightness, and near-weightlessness.

Release Date: 2010
Country of Origin: Italy
Gender: Unisex
Fragrance Classification: Floral, Green
Top Notes: Lily of the valley, Cyclamen, Green notes, Mandarin, Orange, Peach, Floral notes, and Citrus
Heart Notes: Magnolia, Mimosa, White flowers, and Lily of the valley
Base Notes: Musk, Jasmine, Orange blossom, Woody notes, and White flowers