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Desafía los límites, de la audacia nace la libertad. Explorando varias facetas a la vez, Sobold muestra un equilibrio lleno de carácter, siendo tanto tenaz como ligero, poderoso pero sutil.
Prada Luna Rossa Carbon is grounded in the earth and nature, but its mineral freshness also belongs to the world of factory and industrial innovation. Its strong mineral presence plays against the essence of fresh and sparkling water. Refracts your raw organic elements through the lens of industry. Prada Luna Rossa Carbon is an iconoclastic fougère fragrance that brings together botanical and synthetic steam-distilled ingredients in an energetic blend. It's a meticulous blend of fragrances: the green citrus fruits of Vert de Bergamote from Italy, the radiant woody notes of patchouli and the dried amber of ambroxan. It is citrus and pepper, soft and green, moist soil and rock.
Montblanc Legend Spirit is a Montblanc fragrance for men. Through it a new aspect of the Legend man is discovered, more casual and free but maintaining his innate attraction and elegance. A perfume composed of a sparkling top, a captivating heart and an enveloping base, which gives rise to a perfect composition that transmits intensity, freshness and masculinity. A perfume for a charismatic, sporty, elegant, casual man with a young spirit. The design of the bottle is elegant and modern thanks to an immaculate surface in lacquered white and steel. The Montblanc emblem stands out both on the bottle and on the box that surrounds it, being its hallmark.
After initial success, Boucheron decided to launch a men's perfume in 1989: Boucheron Homme. It is an aromatic, citrus and woody fragrance inspired by the elegance of watchmaking. This is why the bottle is wide and highlighted by links on the sides, recalling those of the watches from the Reflect collection. A perfume that reflects elegance and luxury, perfect for the Boucheron man.
A masculine fragrance from the floral woody musk olfactory family. This fragrance was created by Alberto Morillas, Rosendo Mateu and Ann Gottlieb.
