Afrodita Edition
Afrodita scent of a goddess
The Afrodita edition is inspired by the Greek goddess of love and beauty. An amber floral scent opens with water jasmine, ginger blossom and green mandarin, then slowly warms with pepper and dark flowers and fades into vanilla and sensual woods.
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How to choose from the Afrodita range
The heart of the range is the Afrodita perfume 50 ml. Apply it where the pulse beats – on your wrists, neck or the inner elbows. The warmth of your skin gradually unfolds the scent, and you will feel fresh jasmine turn into warm vanilla.
The perfume is joined by the Afrodita perfumed shower gel with aloe vera and the Afrodita whipped body butter with Argireline™ peptide, which is currently being made. The perfume is a lovely gift for a woman who loves warm and sensual scents.

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How to apply the Afrodita perfume
Apply the perfume to your skin, ideally where the pulse beats: wrists, neck, temples or the inner elbows. The warmth of your body slowly awakens the scent, so it changes through the day. First you will notice fresh water jasmine, ginger blossom and green mandarin, in the heart warm pepper and dark flowers, and finally vanilla and woods. Do not rub your wrists together, as the scent then unfolds more calmly. Do not expose the perfume to sunlight and store it at room temperature.
An amber scent in autumn and winter
Amber scents with vanilla and woods are warm and full, which is why they suit cold days, autumn evenings and festive moments. If after fresh summer scents you miss something warmer, Afrodita is a good choice for the whole winter.
The Afrodita perfume as a gift
A scent inspired by the goddess of love, beauty and sensuality is a gift that delights at a birthday, at Christmas and on Valentine's Day. It suits a woman who loves distinctive but feminine scents. You will find more inspiration among the women's perfumes.
How much perfume to apply
Two to three sprays a day are enough. More pronounced amber scents are loveliest when they stay close to the skin and those around you notice them only when they come close for a hug.

