DELINA LA ROSÉE EAU DE PARFUM

Delina La Rosee, eternal elegance

The exquisite Delina La Rosee fragrance from the award-winning brand Parfums de Marly is a charming cologne that seeks to awaken the senses of its fans by evoking true sensations, and this time it was no exception, because with this aroma from the Floral olfactory family The aim is to leave the mark of a true high-class perfumery firm where fresh and captivating notes stand out.

Delina La Rosee premiered in 2021 and its creator Quentin Bisch had a vision of creating a mixture of warmth and sensuality. It is the youngest and most vibrant eau de parfum from this olfactory brand. With a touch of freshness that delicately illuminates the skin, the fragrance is a mix of transparent water flowers and peony. The olfactory story presents a radiant citrus top note of Italian bergamot, rich, soft and fruity, before giving way to a more herbaceous and balsamic aroma. In the heart, there is the most precious essence of Turkish rose, and in the background, Haitian vetiver is refined and harmonious with the subtle accompaniment of wood and white musk that envelops the senses.

If there is something truly avant-garde and full of glamor in this collection, it is its bottles. Each one with a characteristic color and design that reflects the history of each perfume and also helps to safely preserve all the contents of such a sumptuous perfume. It has an extraordinary cap that complements its decoration and that you will love.

The house Parfums de Marly has been founded and directed by Julien Sprecher, who has a great love for perfumery and history. The fragrances of this brand have their roots in the splendor of the 18th century, there is a temporal duality, that is, a mixture of the present and the past that serve as inspiration in the creation of each aroma. Louis The King's court was so obsessed with fragrances that it was dubbed the "perfumed court": bags, fans, gloves and even platters were sprayed with perfume. This is how this brand pays tribute to perfumer savoir-faire, moving away from old customs, in addition to implementing precious and quality ingredients.