Grazia Parfum Review | British Beauty Blogger

[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] Immediately after some first confusion about no matter whether Grazia Parfum is everything to do with Grazia Journal (grazia usually means grace in Italian and yes it is the brand’s to start with foray into fragrance), if you like a sunny, fruity floral fragrance, you will like this wearable, light hearted fragrance.

I come across the illustrations on the bottle and box totally charming – somehow anthropomorphizing the bottles in the sketches so they choose on a temperament (I see one bottle bending around to speak to the other bottles – a thing a bit Disney Cinderella-ish in there). They are drawn by Italian designer Daniela Gerini who has provided Grazia Parfum a quirky visual identification.

I obtain the coronary heart notice of peony rather strong – it’s creamy and easy with a dot of peach to sweeten it. The leading notes of grapefruit, lemon and blackcurrant give it a sparkle of freshness that aren’t lessened by the addition of sandalwood, white musk and cedarwood. The nose for the fragrance is Karine Dubreuil-Sereni who has Guerlain, Gucci and L’Occitane (also Celine Dion Paris Nights!) beneath her olfactory belt so it is very little marvel that the fragrance is so achieved.

It’s launching at the finish of this month – there is a pre-buy option if you like Below but it seems to be like there will be two dimensions – 100ml £48 and 50ml £35. I do not mean to reduce it in any way by declaring it is an quick, each individual-day fragrance that you can just spritz and go. On me the previous was superior – in texture, my thoughts went to cashmere and soft satin, in year my impressions had been spring … it is not a deep statement-maker, but rather a temper booster that puts in an air of optimism. I simply cannot see this stopping at fragrance – I’m positive there will be ancillaries aplenty once it will get heading.