Linari has launched Fuoco Infernale, a new fragrance developed by perfumer Egon Oelkers:
An equally diverse and beguiling composition of spicy clove and the herbal-earthy aspects of natural myrtle…
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Linari Fuoco Infernale ~ new fragrance
Linari Acqua Santa ~ new fragrance
Linari has launched Acqua Santa, the line’s fifth personal fragrance (see Notte Bianca, Angelo Di Fiume, Vista Sul Mare & Eleganza Luminosa).
Acqua Santa was developed by perfumer Maurice Roucel…
Linari Notte Bianca, Angelo Di Fiume, Vista Sul Mare & Eleganza Luminosa ~ new fragrances
Linari, best known for their home fragrances, has launched a range of four personal scents:
Notte Bianca (shown) ~ “As exciting and beguiling as a sleepless night with fruity, delicate accents of pink grapefruit, fresh bergamot and Italian orange in a delightful interplay with aromatically lively notes of star anise, absinthe elixir, cloves, sage and fine cashmere wood. Haitian chords of Vetiver and Tonka, underlined by white musk and amber give the base a seductively sensual character.” By perfumer Mark Buxton…
Home fragrance report ~ Linari Malva candle
Having recently, and happily, reviewed Diptyque’s Figuier, I thought to continue with the fig thread by introducing the Malva candle by Linari. One of their twelve available scented candles, Malva is elegantly packaged, with a frosted glass container with Linari etched all over it, and a rather nice Wenge wood lid that can also double as a coaster while the candle is burning. Linari claims to offer both ‘seductive fragrance and pure design’, and the design is certainly appealing in a minimalist sort of way.
I read the Malva description online, and was looking forward to the ‘never ending fireworks of the delicate scent of green figs and bergamot’, complimented by nutmeg, wild raspberry and cedar…
