Fidji perfume - perfume with the scent of summer and sun

Fidji is a scent filled with the air of a tropical island. It has a great sounding of woody, floral, green, powdery, earthy and warm spicy accords. Fidji - eau de toilette for women from the world famous French brand Guy Laroche was released in 1966, the perfumer became its creator Josephine Catapano.

She was a genius self-taught perfumer, the creator of many beautiful fragrances, including the legendary Fidji. “… Everything she did in perfumery was done instinctively. But her work is great. " (Sofia Groisman)

Josephine Catapano has long worked for International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF). In 1980 she was awarded the Outstanding Female Perfumer in the Cosmetics Industry, and in 1993 she was honored by the American Society of Perfumers.

What are the ingredients that give the fragrance such a wonderful sound that it still arouses the admiration of perfume lovers? The perfumer took floral aromas as a basis. These are noble iris, galbanum, hyacinth, bright, sparkling bergamot and lemon, violet, orris root, regal jasmine, cloves, rose and ylang-ylang, sandalwood enveloping in warmth, sensual amber, patchouli, oakmoss, musk and vetiver.

Such an original composition gives the fragrance enchanting shades and exoticism. It seems that a fragrance containing such a complex pyramid should be complex in itself, but it is simple and light, relaxed, sincere and open.

Fidji - the scent of summer, sun, sandy beach, sea water and flowers... Fidji is a scent of the sunny coast, named after the island of the same name. The composition of the perfume was developed under the impression of the beautiful nature of Fiji. The scent is exotic, with a rich composition, as if saturated with the breath of a tropical island.

Fiji's numerous islands, varying in their geological origin, size and climatic conditions, are located in the Pacific Ocean to the east of Australia. The unique islands did not remain aloof from civilization, but the fabulous nature of these places turned out to be untouched. On the islands you can find thousands and thousands of plant species, with more than half of them found only in Fiji!

The mangrove forests of the islands are evergreen forests of tropical and equatorial latitudes that can grow near the shores, in the ebb and flow zone. The leaves of plants in these forests are high, and during strong tides, the branches do not hide under the water, and the roots rise above the water level. There are many unique plants on the islands that have not yet been studied, and many of them are a botanical sensation. And that's all Fiji.

A humid tropical forest, always warm and humid, a multi-tiered forest with evergreens, there are trees and lianas, ficuses, palms, ferns, mosses and many more hundreds of plant species. Sandalwoods, coconut palms, a variety of flowers - everything a perfumer needs. Fidji's aroma imitates the island with its rich composition.

Fidji is named after the island, but its creators argue that a woman is the island, which conceals attraction, magic, mystery, rebelliousness, with a mystery in the depths of the Pacific Ocean. The perfume has a noble, harmonious and harmonious sound, it creates a subtle and refined aura around its owner. Fidji is appropriate at any time - whether on a warm day or on a cool night. However, this fragrance is appropriate in winter, its freshness and warmth will give you energy, there is so much charm, femininity and charm in it!

All this makes millions of women return again and again to the magical scent of Fidji, although perfume stores are full of bright novelties.

The scent bottle is a continuation of the aristocracy of the perfume. This is a simple vessel made of transparent glass, in which it plays golden hue eau de toilette, and the majestic black cap gives the impression of importance, severity and confirms the true charm.

Fiji perfume with the enchanting world of the tropical island of Fiji is very popular in Russia. The fragrance has gone through many re-releases and now it can be called a classic of perfumery.