What year was your favorite perfume released? Some fragrances already have more than 30 years of success in the perfume market. Check out a list of labels that have made it through the following decades.
love the scent classics of the world of perfumery? Some the fragrances that awaken this nostalgic mood have already been phased outbut others still for sale and as a sales success! Below, we list five women’s perfumes from the ’90s that still have a number of vain women as fans. Come and see!
CK One, from 1994
Launched in 1994, this is a very popular perfume for women, but it is originally a unisex fragrance. Versatile and dynamic, it is the option that easily adapts to different situations.
It currently costs an average of R$ 250 and belongs to the Citrus Aromatic family, it brings floral and fruity elements into its formula, such as papaya, lemon, green tea, bergamot, violet and oakmoss.
Amarige, from 1991
This Givenchy label was launched in 1991 is a feminine floral, a very common olfactory family in Brazil, which saw success sometime after its release. And the the reason is rather curious! Singer fergie has launched an authorial fragrance, Outspoken, inspired by this classic.
As highlighted olfactory notes, this R $ 600 perfume has orange blossom, peach, plum, mandarin, violet, rosewood and neroli at the top. As heart notes it brings elements such as gardenia, jasmine, tuberose, mimosa, ylang ylang, white acacia, carnation, blackcurrant, rose and orchid and, as base notes, sandalwood, vanilla, woody notes, amber, tonka bean, musk and cedar.
Organza, from 1997
Another successful perfume in the 90s that still has fans today is Organza, by Givenchy. Introduced to the public more than 25 years ago, this Amber Floral fragrance has a very suggestive, conveying aroma elegance and sensuality in a balanced and modern way.
Available for R$700, its bottle draws inspiration from Greek and Egyptian silhouettes, nutmeg, gardenia, bergamot, African orange blossom and green notes. Tuberose, jasmine, honeysuckle, peony, iris and nutmeg are the heart notes and, in the background, it carries notes of vanilla, amber, guaiac wood and cedar.
5th Avenue, 1996
Launched in 1996 by the Elizabeth Arden brand, this floral perfume has its essence inspired by the urban spirit of New York, the city that hosts the Fifth road, which gives it its name and also inspires the classic and rich freshness of straight lines. On average, it currently costs R$300.
This feminine floral perfume combines surprising elements in its composition. The top notes are floral and fruity such as lime blossom, bergamot, lily of the valley, magnolia and mandarin. As heart notes appear, for example, Bulgarian rose, jasmine, peach, violet, carnation and nutmeg. The base notes are his, in turn, are musk, iris, sandalwood, amber, vanilla and cloves.
Lagoon, from 1991
The list ends with a perfume that has a iconic inspiration: Salvador DalI. Laguna is one of the brand’s perfumes that bears the name of the Spanish painter and has a blue-green bottle that dialogues with the artist’s surrealism. Another strong point is that it is the cheapest of all those listed so far: it costs R$ 90 on average.
The aroma, however, divides opinion and is considered “exotic” by some perfume enthusiasts. This fruity floral mixes pineapple, Moroccan lemon, grapefruit, peach, galbanum leaves, plum, mandarin and raspberry in the top notes. Italian iris, rosewood, jasmine, lily of the valley and Egyptian rose appear in the heart notes and in the base notes there are coconut, vanilla, Madagascar sandalwood, tonka bean, musk and patchouli, for example.
Source: Terra
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