A combination of flowers and fine woods

Its olfactory pyramid blends floral, citrus, woody and resinous notes with a lot of personality:

• Rose of Bulgaria: It adds a classic, elegant and very enveloping floral touch.

• Jasmine and neroli: Jasmine adds intensity and body, while neroli balances the blend with a fresh and luminous note.

• Sandalwood and frankincense: Ultimately, they leave a warm, mystical, and slightly woody trail that gradually settles on the skin.

It's a fragrance with character, ideal if you like deep floral perfumes with a sophisticated touch.

A scent that evolves with you.

The beauty of natural perfumes is that they change depending on the person. Your skin temperature, pH, and the environment all affect how they smell. Aphrodite It may appear more floral on some skin tones, warmer on others, or bring out its woody notes as the hours pass.

No perfume magically grants you confidence or sensuality, but wearing a fragrance you truly identify with helps you express yourself and feel good. You don't have to save it only for weddings or special nights: it can perfectly well be that treat you wear on a random Tuesday just because you feel like it.

How to apply it step by step

1. Key points: Put a few drops on areas where you can feel the pulse, such as the inside of your wrists or behind your ears.

2. Without rubbing: Apply it and let it dry on its own. There's no need to rub your wrists together; you won't "break" the perfume, but you will accelerate evaporation and miss the top notes.

3. Small quantity: Since it's a concentrated formula, a couple of touches are usually more than enough.

4. Reapply: You can reapply a little if you want to refresh the intensity throughout the day. Keep in mind that natural perfumes evolve at their own pace compared to synthetic perfumes.

5. To save it: Keep the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.