Grazia Parfum Overview | British Magnificence Blogger

[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] After some preliminary confusion about whether or not Grazia Parfum is something to do with Grazia Journal (grazia means grace in Italian and sure it’s the model’s first foray into perfume), in the event you like a sunny, fruity floral perfume, you’ll like this wearable, gentle hearted fragrance.

I discover the illustrations on the bottle and field completely charming – one way or the other anthropomorphizing the bottles within the sketches so that they tackle a character (I see one bottle bending over to speak to the opposite bottles – one thing a bit Disney Cinderella-ish in there). They’re drawn by Italian designer Daniela Gerini who has given Grazia Parfum a unusual visible identification.

I discover the guts notice of peony fairly sturdy – it’s creamy and clean with a dot of peach to sweeten it. The highest notes of grapefruit, lemon and blackcurrant give it a sparkle of freshness that aren’t lowered by the addition of sandalwood, white musk and cedarwood. The nostril for the perfume is Karine Dubreuil-Sereni who has Guerlain, Gucci and L’Occitane (additionally Celine Dion Paris Nights!) beneath her olfactory belt so it’s little surprise that the perfume is so achieved.

It’s launching on the finish of this month – there’s a pre-order possibility in the event you like HERE but it surely seems to be like there shall be two sizes – 100ml £48 and 50ml £35. I don’t imply to scale back it in any approach by saying it’s a simple, every-day perfume you could simply spritz and go. On me the final was good – in texture, my ideas went to cashmere and gentle satin, in season my impressions have been spring … it’s not a deep statement-maker, however fairly a temper booster that places in an air of optimism. I can’t see this stopping at perfume – I’m positive there shall be ancillaries aplenty as soon as it will get going.