OHTOP Half Moon Eau de Parfum 100 ml

Sweet Melancholy It all started with the melody of a popular children's song called "bandal" (half moon), a kind of "Au clair de la lune" for Korean children. It is about a rabbit planting a cinnamon tree, a rice cake, a little girl and a protective moon that is a beacon for a new tomorrow. For all those who have preserved their inner child. Top notes: bergamot, oxygen accord, cinnamon bark, incense essenceHeart notes: cypress / jasmine / rose / vanilla liqueur / heliotrope / mineral notesBase notes: ambroxan / cedarwood / musk / vetiverFragrance family: Gourmand, oriental Sweet Melancholy Inspiration: The benevolent and protective image of the moon rising like a flower above the azure blue. It all began with the melody of a popular children's song called "bandal" (half moon), a kind of "Au clair de la lune" for Korean children. It is about a rabbit planting a cinnamon tree, a rice cake, a little girl and a protective moon that is a beacon for a new tomorrow. For all those who have preserved their inner child. Emotions: Sweetness. Fragility. Melancholy. Cedarwood, sovereign, omnipotent! The formula is surrounded by the sweetness of rose, jasmine and heliotrope and a pure breath of oxygen that gives the fragrance breath and poetry. Perfumer: Luca Maffei Warning: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Store away from light in a dry and clean place. OHTOP OHTOP is a new conceptual niche brand for those who want to match their individuality to their body identity. The fragrances are much more than a perfume, much more than a simple tool of seduction. Founder Romeo Oh looks at the world from a stylist's point of view. He encourages people to share this experience and to dress beyond their own physical appearance. "My goal is to create an olfactory wardrobe that complements and individualizes a person's silhouette, giving it a dreamlike, further dimension, adding a finishing touch that envelops the attitude and allows each and everyone to manifest their true nature and style." ...