Giorgio Beverly Hills Red for Women EDT
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Red Perfume from Giorgio Beverly Hills contains a huge wealth of precious and influential notes with their citrus, floral, and deeply warm scents. It is an icon of classic Women's Fragrances that suits all women throughout time. Discover the magic of luxurious fragrances with a touch of timeless elegance and high longevity that lasts until the end of your day.
Fragrance Notes & Composition
The opening of the fragrance consists of a wonderful blend of bergamot, hyacinth, cherry, orange blossom, osmanthus, peach, blackcurrant, and ylang-ylang. These lively fruity and floral elements create a fresh and uplifting beginning that instantly boosts your mood. As the fragrance develops, its middle notes reveal a captivating bouquet combining rose, tuberose, gardenia, lychee, lily of the valley, carnation, iris, jasmine, and rosemary. This harmonious floral blend adds an elegant romantic touch, making you feel unmatched elegance and confidence. Finally, the base notes of tonka beans, vanilla, vetiver, incense, amber, oakmoss, myrrh, patchouli, and sandalwood add a warm and attractive touch. These earthy and spicy notes provide depth and lasting power, ensuring the fragrance remains on your skin throughout the day.
How to Wear & Apply This Fragrance
For daily and seasonal use, as well as for all different occasions. To enjoy a strong and intense scent throughout your day, simply spray directly onto the main pulse points, such as the wrists, around the neck, and behind the ears, while maintaining a distance of 15 cm during use.
About Giorgio Beverly Hills
Founded in 1961, it opened the first luxury boutique on Rodeo Drive, one of the world's most prestigious and expensive shopping districts, located in Beverly Hills, California. It was founded by Fred Hayman and George Grant. Giorgio Beverly Hills fragrances were among the first to be marketed using the then-new technology of scented paper strips for testing different fragrances.