100 ml
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Release Date:
2000
Brand: Monotheme Fine Fragrances Venezia
Line: lime
Product Type: eau de toilette
Classification: elite
Volume: 100 ml
Country: Italy
Made in: Italy
Gender: unisex
Scent Type: citrus
Top Notes: Neroli, Petitgrain
Heart Notes: Lime, Linden
Base Notes: Musk
Lime is a magical citrus fragrance designed to awaken joy within you, making your life more vibrant and full of bright moments. It is crafted to fill every day with a playful mood, vitality, and positivity. The eau de toilette from the brand Monotheme Fine Fragrances Venezia is the perfect choice for both men and women who appreciate beauty in the smallest details and savor every moment.
Neroli and petitgrain unveil the fragrance with light and citrusy notes, bringing a sense of morning summer freshness. Lime, like a beam of sunlight, illuminates the composition with its tart brightness, while lime blossom at its heart brings soft and slightly sweet nuances, embodying joy and vitality. Finally, sensual musk completes this vivid symphony, giving it lasting power.
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ALCOHOL DENAT., AQUA (WATER), PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), PENTAERYTHRITYL TETRA-DI-T-BUTYL HYDROXYHYDROCINNAMATE,LIMONENE, HYDROXYCITRONELLAL, CITRAL, LINALOOL, GERANIOL.
I really liked the fragrance, but unfortunately, it only lasts for 30-40 minutes.
Once, during a sale, I bought 3 large natural Italian soaps. One of them had such a perfect scent that I started looking for a similar perfume. After reading numerous reviews and using my logic, and maybe a bit of luck, I came across Monotheme Fine Fragrances Venezia Lime. It was a 100% match! It had a sweet, citrusy scent that was not overpowering. The longevity was great, lasting for about an hour and a half. I often repeat the purchase as it lifts my mood. It's one of those cases where you realize that 100ml will last you a lifetime. It's a feminine and dense fragrance, not watery. I am extremely satisfied. In the courtyard, a catalpa tree bloomed. I adore its scent. As I walked past it, I stopped and realized that the desired note I was looking for resembled the catalpa flower.