Golden Hour


205,00 

EXTRAIT DE PARFUM
NOTAS OLFATIVAS
Mango, Frutas Exóticas, Coco, Mezcla de Bayas, Limón, Corazón de Bergamota
Jazmín, Peonía, Sándalo, Madera de Cedro
Ámbar, Notas Musgosas, Vainilla, Almizcle Blanco

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Golden Hour by The Gate is a unisex fruity-floral fragrance that captures the soft radiance of a tropical sunset. It’s the moment when the sun dips below the horizon and the air turns golden. This highly concentrated extrait de parfum from the Exotic Collection is designed for those who seek timeless moments of sensual serenity and luminosity.

The opening is tropical, juicy, and utterly irresistible. Ripe mango, vibrant exotic fruits, creamy coconut, a medley of red berries, and luminous bergamot create a tropical fruity opening that transports you straight to a sunset beach. However, the heart reveals its more elegant floral dimension. Sensual jasmine, delicate peony, creamy sandalwood, and cedarwood create a sophisticated woody floral dimension.

The base is warm, soft, and incredibly long-lasting. Golden amber, mossy notes, vanilla pods, and white musk create a warm, silky, and utterly irresistible trail. That’s why Golden Hour lingers on the skin for hours with a luminous and unmistakable presence. In fact, it’s the perfect fragrance for those seeking something joyful, fresh, and sensual all at once.

It’s perfect for those seeking a unisex tropical fruity-floral fragrance with warmth and sensuality. It’s also ideal for lovers of mango and exotic fruit scents with an elegant floral heart. Furthermore, it works perfectly in spring, summer, and on special nights.

Buy Golden Hour The Gate perfume online or visit us in our boutiques in Spain and international destinations. Buy it today and live your golden moment.

OLFACTORY NOTES:
– Top notes: Mango, Exotic Fruits, Coconut, Mixed Red Fruits, Lemon, Bergamot
– Heart: Jasmine, Peony, Sandalwood, Cedarwood
– Base: Amber, Moss Notes, Vanilla Pods, White Musk

Size

100ML, 2ML

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