Acqua di Parma Leather perfume 100ml

Acqua di Parma Leather perfume 100ml

Acqua di Parma Leather Eau de Parfum is a unisex fragrance launched in 2019. This perfume belongs to the olfactory group Leather and stands out for its elegant and intense composition.

Olfactory Composition
Top Notes: Raspberry, Brazilian Orange, Sicilian Lemon
Middle Notes: Rose, Red Thyme, Honeysuckle, Petitgrain
Base Notes: Leather, Guaiac Wood, Cedar Wood

Olfactory Description and Sensations
Leather Eau de Parfum opens with fruity notes of raspberry, Brazilian orange, and Sicilian lemon, introducing initial freshness. The heart of the perfume is floral and aromatic, with accents of rose, red thyme, honeysuckle, and petitgrain. The base notes are dominant and characterized by leather, guaiac wood, and cedar wood, giving the fragrance a woody and leathery depth.

Acqua di Parma Leather Eau de Parfum is a unisex fragrance that captures the essence of leather in an elegant and sophisticated way, ideal for those looking for a distinctive and long-lasting perfume.

Usage and Tips
For optimal application, it is recommended to spray the perfume at a distance of 12-18 cm from the body, preferably on pulse points such as the neck, wrists, and behind the ears, for greater intensity and duration of the fragrance.

Acqua di Parma is a historic Italian perfume brand, founded in 1916 in Parma. The founder, Baron Carlo Magnani, inspired by his travels in European and American cultural capitals, created the brand’s first fragrance, Colonia, which stood out for its light and citrusy notes, in stark contrast to the olfactory trends of the time. The Colonia fragrance quickly became popular, especially among Hollywood celebrities of the ’50s, a symbol of Italian elegance. Acqua di Parma is known for its dedication to quality and luxury, maintaining production in Italy and using traditional artisan methods. Over the years, the brand has expanded its offering to include various fragrance lines, such as Blu Mediterraneo, and body products. Despite its expansion, Acqua di Parma has maintained a strong connection with its Italian roots, reflecting the style and essence of Italian savoir-vivre.
In 2001, Acqua di Parma was acquired by the LVMH group, which helped to further expand the brand internationally, opening boutiques in prestigious cities such as Paris, Rome, and Milan.

Format: 100 ml

Made in Italy