CARTHUSIA Gelsomini di Capri Eau De Parfum Perfume Fragrance 100 ml

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Around me, everyone is busy and cheerful: the harvest of the first early lemons has been brought in! Now it's time to process them: to boil them down into jellies, juices and to make them into no less delicious liqueurs. Gelis and Pudelbonzo have already written really nice commis to this fragrance, but I would like to take up the cudgels for him today. What was that about the trees hugging?", I think, as the wind sends another reminder to me of the sea dancing lively below the property.

Need more on Positano? Read about my death-defying day there, and get the essentials on the town. Sorrento: Inlaid Wooden Boxes and Cameo Jewellery But I must not; the habitual routine in which everything proceeds, and from which results the serenity and fragrance in the air, would be disturbed.

Naples sounding too good to miss? Read about my underground experiences there, and find out the best things to do in the area. Amalfi Coast: Ceramics Italy, and the Amalfi Coast in particular, have been renowned for ceramics for thousands of years. A fortunate meeting of ancient trade routes and rich volcanic soil meant that the ceramics trade became firmly established early on, and nothing’s changed – you’ll still see countless ceramic shops as you travel along the Amalfi Coast. Want some more Capri info? Read about my day there, and find out the best things to do on your trip. Positano: Lemon goodies The name may sound like a terrible made-for-television movie shown during the festive period, but rest assured! It’s not actually called Christmas Alley. Phew. You’ve found yourself in one of the most beautiful and culturally-rich areas of Italy: the area around Naples and the Amalfi Coast. Once you’ve explored the sights, the history, the food, there’s only thing thing left… shopping!

Falling in love with Sorrento? Read about the town and what to do there, or learn how to visit Sorrento on a budget! Naples: A gift from Christmas Alley But the clarity of Girl of Capri, who is anything but feminine, but who is definitely unisex capable, is a secret tip for you for this summer.What I'm telling you is that "A Girl In Capri" is a summer-sun-sea-holiday pretending beautiful summer scent. I smell lemon, driftwood (woody, a teeny bit musty, like damp wood even) and sea spray with a hint of salt. The grapefruit blossom shows through with a slightly soapy note and very delicate sweetness. I don't detect the musk, even as a powder. I think to myself, he should hold the whole thing together somehow.