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Category:
- Gender: Feminine fragrance.
- Olfactive Family: Sweet gourmand with floral and tropical undertones.
Fragrance Profile:
- Top Notes: Orchid, heliotrope, and tangerine. These create a floral and citrusy opening, balancing delicacy with brightness.
- Heart Notes: A luscious gourmand accord paired with exotic tropical fruits, delivering a sweet, playful, and exotic vibe.
- Base Notes: Warm vanilla, creamy sandalwood, and soft musk, offering a smooth, comforting, and enduring finish
Performance:
- Intensity: Moderate to high. It starts with a vibrant sweetness and transitions into a warm, enveloping scent.
- Projection: Subtle yet captivating, making it ideal for close encounters and intimate settings.
- Longevity: Lasts up to 6-8 hours, depending on application.
- Sillage: Elegant, leaving a soft, delightful trail that complements both casual and formal occasions
Sensory Experience:
Yara Pink envelops you in a world of tropical allure and creamy sweetness. The scent evokes the feeling of sipping a fruity cocktail at a serene beach, with the warmth of a vanilla sunset in the background. It's playful, luxurious, and perfect for those who adore sweet, feminine fragrances with a hint of tropical escape.
Contextual Appeal:
Yara Pink is the ideal companion for women who exude confidence and charm. Whether you're stepping out for a brunch date or an evening soirée, this perfume enhances your elegance while adding a touch of exotic flair
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