Laura Biagiotti Forever EDP W 100 ml

Description | “Are memories something you have or something you’ve lost?” asks Woody Allen in the film “Another Woman.” Jordi Fernández, master perfumer at Givaudan, responds with the complex olfactory composition of Forever, an Eau de Parfum belonging to the floral, chypre, and gourmand families. In the strong and evident top notes, there is the urgency of an unstoppable feeling (Italian bergamot, blackcurrant, rose berries CO2, apple and pear accords). In the heart notes, surprising and vibrant as never before, the first signs of change and all the excitement of a new discovery are perceived (lily of the valley, violet, pralines, and tuberose). The base notes are subtle and persistent, free of uncertainty and reliable like a woman’s love (musk, tonka bean, and benzoin from Laos). Recent neuroscience studies show that the sense of smell is the most primordial of the five senses, a direct activator of the brain’s limbic system, where emotions and memories, moods, and desires are regulated. In the olfactory bulb, women have 6.9 million neurons compared to 3.5 million in men. From this physiological difference arises a fragrance and a bottle unprecedented at the international level.| | Manufacturer | | Safety | | “Are memories something you have or something you’ve lost?” asks Woody Allen in the film “Another Woman.” Jordi Fernández, master perfumer at Givaudan, responds with the complex olfactory composition of Forever, an Eau de Parfum belonging to the floral, chypre, and gourmand families. In the strong and evident top notes, there is the urgency of an unstoppable feeling (Italian bergamot, blackcurrant, rose berries CO2, apple and pear accords). In the heart notes, surprising and vibrant as never before, the first signs of change and all the excitement of a new discovery are perceived (lily of the valley, violet, pralines, and tuberose). The base notes are subtle and persistent, free of uncertainty and reliable like a woman’s love (musk, tonka bean, and benzoin from Laos). Recent neuroscience studies show that the sense of smell is the most primordial of the five senses, a direct activator of the brain’s limbic system, where emotions and memories, moods, and desires are regulated. In the olfactory bulb, women have 6.9 million neurons compared to 3.5 million in men. From this physiological difference arises a fragrance and a bottle unprecedented at the international level.