Gardénia Antigua Eau de Toilette
Gardénia Antigua is an olfactory reinterpretation of Giorgio Armani's own vision of the island of An ... Read more
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Gardénia Antigua is an olfactory reinterpretation of Giorgio Armani's own vision of the island of Antigua, his beloved paradise on earth where he enjoys spending precious moments.
Just as light and sun create unique reflections on Antigua waters, this unisex fragrance is the perfect harmony between luminous and musky warm notes. It combines the scents of a solar Gardénia flower, softened by salty marine freshness and mandarin notes.
The new perfume is encapsulated in the iconic Armani/ Privé squared bottle, which unveils a more modern and luminous look for the whole ""Les Eaux"" collection. A black shiny lacquered cap, creating contrasts between its curves and the sleekness of the squared bottle. As the sun drenches the flower, the golden colour of the juice creates a certain flamboyance.
INSIDE OUR INGREDIENTS
Armani beauty stands for more transparency and has decided to reveal 95% of the fragrance formula. The remaining 5% protects the perfumer's secret formula.
Behind the products: Discover how Armani's commitment to a responsible global beauty approach begins with ensuring the quality of its natural, carefully handcrafted ingredients, as well as the efficacy and safety of its formulas.
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- ALCOHOL
- PARFUM/FRAGRANCE
- ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE
- TRIS (TETRAMETHYLHYDROXYPIPERIDINOL) CITRATE
- CI 14700 / RED 4
- CI 19140 / YELLOW 5
FLORAL WHITE FLOWERS MUSKY
A contrast between a solar and exquisite Gardénia flower, almost intoxicating, softened by marine freshness, saltwater sprays and joyful mandarin notes.
LES EAUX
Les Eaux are an olfactory experience revealing the poetry
and power of nature, captured in pure, fresh scents.
A true ode to nature.
Les Eaux are an olfactory experience revealing the poetry and power of nature, captured in pure, fresh scents.
A true ode to nature.
