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Estroverso
Eau de Toilette (Colonia Maxima)
by Nobile 1942
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A sparkling burst of lemon, orange and tangerine gives this lively scent an opening as dazzling as the sun bursting through clouds. Estroverso is a combination of estro – the Italian word of inspiration and intuition – and verso (against) -- and it is meant to convey that drive to follow inspiration against all odds. It is the passion of invention and creation, and that stubborn streak that compels you to pursue your dreams even when things look hopeless.
The vivid citrus and herbs dance over a complex mélange of vetiver, ambergris, cedar and musk. This has the classic eau de cologne structure, but heightened. The citrus is extra bright and the base is rich and complex. And there is a little bit of something edgy in there; we are assuming it’s the mugwort, because it is what we would imagine a plant with startling healing properties and possible magical applications would smell like – green and potent. Overall, a scintillating potion that will keep you upbeat and alert while waiting for inspiration to strike.
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Lemon, Orange, Tangerine, Lime, Rosemary, Mugwort, Cedarwood, Vetiver, Patchouly, Musk, Ambergris
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