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With the aromatic Jean Marie Farina Deodorant Spray 150ml you rediscover the aromas and the unbeatable freshness of an Italian garden, by the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. Where lemon and orange trees bloom in the sun, a refreshing veil of pleasure wraps around the body and awakens the senses.
It is the classic cologne of Roger & Gallet in the form of a deodorant spray: citrus at the beginning, aromatic rosemary in the heart and warm woods in the base.
Perfumers often describe a composition as a pyramid of three levels. The top notes are the most volatile: you perceive them immediately once you spray and they disappear first. The heart notes appear a little later and give the aroma its character. The base notes are the heaviest and slowest, and these are the last to remain on the skin.
Classic colognes are built mainly on the top, with plenty of citrus. That’s why the first impression is so refreshing. Jean Marie Farina adds a woody base, so the sensation doesn’t fade abruptly but softens gradually.
A practical tip: citrus notes are the most fleeting, so the freshness of a cologne is most noticeable in the first minutes. A second application later in the day renews this first, brilliant impression.
The spray is aimed at those who love clean, citrus aromas with a classic character. It is particularly suitable for warm mornings, after a shower or after exercise, when you want a quick sense of freshness. The 150ml packaging is convenient for the bathroom, while the spray form allows for even application without contact with the skin, which many prefer when the product is used by several family members.
Slightly shake the bottle and spray from a distance of about 15 centimeters onto clean, dry skin in the armpits. Allow it to dry before dressing. Avoid contact with eyes and do not spray on irritated skin.
The product is presented as an aromatic deodorant, meaning the emphasis is on the aroma and freshness. It is not referred to as an antiperspirant.
The fragrance has the same family, but the application differs. The spray sprays and dries quickly, while the stick is spread directly and is easier to carry in a bag.
It is the name of the perfumer who connected the cologne with Paris. In 1862, Armand Roger and Charles Gallet took over his house, and from there the history of Roger & Gallet begins.
A deodorant spray scents discreetly. For more intensity, wear it together with the eponymous cologne.
Yes. Classic citrus cologne fragrances, like this one, are worn equally by everyone.
