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 Imagine that you are standing on the edge of a cliff, which beat the waves of the ocean. Behind you Triomphe, densely seated pink roses. End of August day, the sun goes down, shimmering in shades of apricot and purple withering blast. Now add the orchestra and the song The Beatles' "All You Need is Love". You've got a bright, juicy, exciting Cartoon. In other words, you got Guerlain Nahéma.
Jean-Paul Guerlain created Nahéma in 1979. Guerlain's website revealed that the hyacinth is the upper part of the flavor; heart - ylang-ylang, rose and peach; and form the basis of vanilla, tonka bean and woody accords. Osmoz built on the description that defines the following components Nahéma: top note - bergamot, mandarin and rose; middle notes - rose, peach, cyclamen and lily; basic notes - vanilla, sandalwood, vetiver and benzoin. The simplest description is based on Nahéma Rose (large, fresh pastel dark pink and peach rose) and peaches falling from a tree, ripe and juicy. After a few hours after application Nahéma sandalwood significantly reduces the pace, but rose and peach are always in action.
Friends recently have revised their views, they said that Nahéma associate them with a silk bathrobe. We're talking about a tight silk Charmeuse (thin satin), not the cheap stuff. Many perfume based on rose, perfect for a day at the office, but for me Nahéma - the best option for the evening, when you can balance it matte lipstick, the night air, and neon lights. Nahéma blends well with the skin, but I believe that it will be just as amazing smell and the next morning in conjunction with cocktail dress.
Even if you are, in fact, not a fan of pink flavors, I hope you will appreciate Nahéma, if given the opportunity. Think of it as an "abstract" rose. I do not think you will find that the flavor of "old lady" (such associations are usually carried out with a rose). Nahéma may not be your favorite, but it will surprise you.
Author: Ann, New York
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