Item Description
From Acqua Di Parma:
"bitter orange of Sicily, bergamot and verbena to the warm and spicy notes of cardamon, pink pepper and pimento. Jasmine, rose, ylang ylang, and wild orchid are blended with exotic vetiver, American cedar...white musk and amber"
Somewhat similar opening topnotes as the original Colonia but with a more spice and umph. Colonia Assoluta is my favorite scent from Acqua Di Parma. Clean, fresh and citrusy, it's in a class by itself. It is a eDC so it lasts quite long not changing too much throughout the hours. This is what I like about it. It opens strong and stays that way - its got some serious staying power. Some citrus scents are too lemony or orangy but this one keeps its citrus appeal while complexing you with a few other woody and spicy notes.
While the Acqua Di Parma line is definitely not the cheapest around, you do get your moneys worth. A little of this goes a long way. Its not an everyday scent and more suitable for those special occassions, but when you wear it, people will notice.
"bitter orange of Sicily, bergamot and verbena to the warm and spicy notes of cardamon, pink pepper and pimento. Jasmine, rose, ylang ylang, and wild orchid are blended with exotic vetiver, American cedar...white musk and amber"
Somewhat similar opening topnotes as the original Colonia but with a more spice and umph. Colonia Assoluta is my favorite scent from Acqua Di Parma. Clean, fresh and citrusy, it's in a class by itself. It is a eDC so it lasts quite long not changing too much throughout the hours. This is what I like about it. It opens strong and stays that way - its got some serious staying power. Some citrus scents are too lemony or orangy but this one keeps its citrus appeal while complexing you with a few other woody and spicy notes.
While the Acqua Di Parma line is definitely not the cheapest around, you do get your moneys worth. A little of this goes a long way. Its not an everyday scent and more suitable for those special occassions, but when you wear it, people will notice.
