Tonatto Nerola Perfume Eau de Parfum 2 ml - Sample

SKU: TON-NEROLA-Probe
Manufacturers: Tonatto

4,00 €

20,00 € per 10 ml

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TONATTO: Nerola

The wonderful scent as 2 ml sample to test.

We want to be honest: On the very first, but really only on the very first smell, we thought of the dam dam Tonto Nerola for seconds break parts at Cologne water and were a little surprised. So dominant and overgrown is the mixture of Neroli and Petit Grain, the leaves and flowers of the bitter orange Pomeranze. One makes for sweet lemon, the other for fresh freshness. Together a beautiful mixture. But Tonatto would not be Tonatto if these initially dominant citrus not gradually became refined additions, such as the grassy freshness of Vetiver and the exotic spice of Patschuli. The name Nerola is a reminiscence to the Princess of Nerola, the Princess Marie-Anne Orsini of Bracciano. She had more ambition and ambition to help shape the world of the 17th century than many of her male contemporaries. And so the luxury perfume TONATTO Nerola is also well-suited to all women who are capable of penetration, who are not nice enough and who leave behind the impression of lasting impressions. The basic notes of patchouli and bergamot enchanted the audience.

Fragrance pyramid: TONATTO Nerola

Head note: Neroli and Petit Grain of the Pomeranian
Heart note: Vetiver
Base note: Bergamotte and Patschuli

Tip: Princess of Nerola

She ruled without reigning: the story of the Princess of Nerola (1642-1722) resembles an adventure novel: she was born as Marie-Anne de la Trémoille. Her second marriage to the impoverished Italian Duke of Bracciano, Flavio I Orsini (French: Ursins), made her a princess with a prodigious lifestyle. But she first took a great influence on the world scene as a widow. Under the name of Madame des Ursins, she became the first lady of the Spanish Queen Maria Luisa Gabriella of Savoy and thus one of the most influential women in the world. Her friendship with Madame de Maintenon, wife of King Louis XIV, is legendary. Modesty did not belong to the virtues of the nobles. Surely assertiveness and ability to assert. Her contemporaries attested: "She ruled, but she did not rule."