Prada Perfume

Prada perfumes are based on a rediscovering and reevaluation of traditional scents, enhanced by modern exotic notes. The creation of a fragrance is considered art and introspection of almost forgotten ingredients that make out historical backgrounds of customs.

Inspired by old Sanscrit writing from India, Prada perfume has derived its influences from the beneficial and recreational effects that amber, sandalwood, and evergreen have on the senses. Resources come from all over the world: a rare Mediterranean plant was added, one which is found in France, derived from Citrus species, called Lebdanum. The warm, charming effect is perfected by scents from South-East Asia in Siam, where a tree’s secretion was used in ancient potions. This tree’s perfume resembles that of vanilla.

Prada perfumes are determined to make the most of old traditional scents and preserve their original state. Patchouli leaves from India are dried and distilled into oil, giving vibrant, sensual tones to the final fragrance.

The first Prada perfume took 3 years to be completed and it was put together by Max Gavarry and Carlos Benain. Every bottle is rectangular, engraved with the Prada label in grey, gracing qa steel plate with the four key ingredients. A sign of class and high style, Prada Eu de Parfum embodies sandalwood oil, patchouli leaf, benzoin and labdanum. The undertones offer strong aromas of amber and the base line has vanilla accents.

Prada Eau de Parfum Intense was selected the best new fragrance of the year in 2005 by the New York Times Style and is much stronger than the original for bolder personalities. Patchouli is the most obvious note, making it much sweeter than the original, maybe sexier.

Prada Tendre has a unique, fresh touch of dynamism. It is fruitier, with floral undertones and sharp citrus notes. The amber is outshone by woody aromas making it a summer fragrance.

Prada Amber pour Homme is anything but main stream. It is seductive, with woody aromas, blending perfectly into the skin, leaving the impression of soapy, freshly shaven cheeks. It is a Prada Perfume that doesn’t need to cover insecurities or restate a man’s masculinity. The top notes are a rich mixture of bergamot, mandarin and cardamom, giving gentle oriental touches to the modern man.

Prada perfumes don’t try to be extravagant and don’t struggle to be excessive. A Prada perfume vouches for subtle classic notes, traditional and natural aromas that were once part of man’s life.