Montenapoleone 100 ml - Eau de Parfum - Dr. Angeli Milan
Information
| Length | 4 cm |
| Width | 4 cm |
| Height | 6 cm |
| Weight | 300g |
| Volume | 0.3 liters |
| Values | Zero Waste, Non Toxic |
| Made in | Italy |
| Brand location | Italy |
| Ingredients | Green Tea, Petit Grain, Bergamo Rose, Geranium, Violet Galbanum, Guaiac Wood, Amber |
| Allergens | Bergamot, Anise, Orange Blossom Mint, Thyme, Iris Patchouli, Sandalwood, Ebony |
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Dr. Angeli Milan is an Italian artistic perfumery brand that contains the sophisticated and authentic soul of Milan. Each fragrance is a sensory story inspired by iconic neighborhoods, historical figures and urban moods. The compositions, both for the environment and Eau de Parfum, are made in Italy with excellent raw materials selected with care, in a balance between tradition and innovation. The perfume, deliberately anonymous, is a figure of excellence of the Italian perfumery who chooses to remain in the shadows to leave room for olfactory experience. Each creation was born from months of research and maturation, as a high -end artisan product. The design of the octagonal bottle, inspired by the Milanese baptistery, is a symbol of rebirth and modernity, ideal for boutiques with a strong visual impact. Environment fragrances, with high concentration, guarantee intense and persistent diffusion; The perfumes, unisex, merge elegance and personality with excellent skin yield. Designed for concept store, niche perfumeries and interior boutique, Dr. Angels combines aesthetics, storytelling and formulating quality in a 100% made in Italy brand.
