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Volo AZ 686
Eau de Parfum
by Profumum
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If we told you that the primary notes of this scent are gardenia, vanilla and coconut, you would probably imagine it to be a suntan lotion, pina colada-esque sort of scent -- but you would be mistaken. There is something going on here that is sharp, cool and almost mentholated. We don’t know what it is and we don’t even have a guess– but we are mysteriously compelled to keep sniffing to figure it out. The gardenia is green, the vanilla is dry, the coconut is subtle, and the first impression is bracing, rather than tropical or lush. Give Volo AZ 686 a good 1-2 hours to fully open up, and you'll discover quite a transformation— as it dries down, Volo AZ 686 mellows into an understated sweetness that remains intriguingly difficult to decipher. Named for the flight from Rome to Caracas, this is not your everyday tropical scent and we highly recommend sampling it first. It’s not for everyone, but those who love it, find its unique juxtaposition of bitter and sweet strangely addicting. One of the few gardenia scents we truly consider unisex.
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gardenia, coconut, vanilla
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