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Brand:
Carner Barcelona
Line: tardes
Product Type: eau de parfum
Classification: niche
Country: Spain
Made in: Spain
Gender: unisex
Scent Type: flower, musky, woody
Top Note: Almond, Geraniums, Rose, Rosewood
Heart Note: Celery, Orchid, Virginia Cedar
Base Note: Heliotrope, Musk, Tonka Beans
Daniela Andrier, the brilliant and unparalleled perfumery sculptor, has created yet another masterpiece. This creation possesses a feminine face, crafted from woody, delicate floral, and enduring musk fragrances. The top notes consist of majestic rose, almond, and geranium. The "heart" notes evoke memories of past summers with the scents of plum, celery, and Virginia cedar. The entire perfumery sculpture is enveloped in the aroma of musk and heliotrope.
In the Carner Barcelona Tardes eau de parfum, the masculine and feminine natures are wonderfully combined. The strength and resolute character of a man harmonize with the tenderness and elegance of a woman. This distinctive feature classifies this fragrance as unisex.
Reviews about Carner Barcelona Tardes
I didn't buy it here, but I just wanted to share how beautiful, deep, and long-lasting this fragrance is. I love powdery scents, and this is currently one of my favorites. It's a worthy addition to your collection and compliments well.
I didn't buy it here, but the perfume is really great, feminine, and sexy (I recommend it for women over 40+).
Soft, creamy, with a subtle hint of almond bitterness, it transforms over time into a sweet powdery scent. It has a noticeable trail. People around me are interested in the perfume! Overall, it is very pleasant, feminine, not overpowering in clothing, but still elegant. The only downside is that there is a slight tanginess in the fragrance, a note of wild apricot pit, which may not be to everyone's liking. It needs to be tested!
A pleasant scent, suitable for evenings. Unfortunately, it's not my personal preference, but it was a gift. It has good longevity and I believe it's more suitable for women in their thirties.