Summer is considered as a season of brides – the time that many girls will be on the finger of the ring soon. To remember this day forever, couples make photos and videos. However, another way to capture moments is perfume. Every time you feel the aroma, they will remind you of the celebration. We collected five perfumes that Peopletalk editors wanted to marry.
Bali Hai, Maison de Lasie
If you want to feel like a Balian bride, Bali Hai for you. This is a fruit fluoral perfume with vanilla, musk, coconut and dusty note. Souls look like sea breeze, tropical fruits and jasmine – everything we love. In one word, a perfume found for girls from Francani.
Donat shy, Kilian Paris Love Water
The name speaks for himself, this aroma for brave brides. Neroli, honey and marshmallow and caramel, musk and citrus fruits are notes in perfumery juice. Many experts call it love, flirting and attraction aroma. So Donat shy, Kilian Paris with the love, definitely “yes!” You can say.
Perfume juice Santal 33, Le Labo
The inspiration of creating Santal 33 was tobacco advertising. The perfumery wanted to convey power and independence, so it will be clear who will be the main thing in the family at the wedding. A bitter spicy cardamom, dusty iris, miserable skin and musk notes will complete the image and make charismatic.
Rouge Litchi, Comptoir Sud Paciifque Water
This summer is an excellent arom for brides. The perfume has fruit, fresh, tropical, green notes that will make the image light and airy. In time, black currant passes into a mixture of grapefruit to faces and fragrant roses and replaces the ambient tones after them. In one word, love, passion and sensitivity in a bottle.
Perfume juice iris de syracuse, boucheron
Perfümer Boucheron traveled a lot and collected incense worldwide. The aroma of Iris de Syracuse was created. In the bottle, Yasemin Eastern notes, mandarin freshness, pink pepper and vanilla sweetness mixed. Many call perfumes “magical, because they are praised.
Source: People Talk
I’m Roger Gritton, and I’ve been writing for the The Fashion Vibes for over 5 years now. My specialty is beauty news; I’m passionate about covering the latest trends, products, and innovations in the industry. In my time there, I’ve become known as an authority on all things beauty-related.
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