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Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Aqua Allegoria Lemon Fresca c2003

Aqua Allegoria Lemon Fresca by Guerlain: launched in  2003. Created by Jean-Paul Guerlain.








 It's hot, very hot in Taormina. In August, this little Sicillian town is plunged into an abyss of dazzling light where time stands still at the merest hint of a breeze. It was during one of his numerous journeys to Sicily that Jean-Paul Guerlain had the idea to compose Lemon Fresca, an extremely citrus fragrance that fulfils a legitimate desire of freshness.


So what does it smell like? It is classified as a citrus fragrance.
  • Top notes: lemon, bergamot, lime, citron
  • Middle notes: anise, lemon blossom
  • Base notes: fig tree wood, green notes, fig leaves

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