Lacura

Some perfumes demand attention; this one is conceived as the attention you finally give yourself. MENDITTOROSA Lacura smells like a white flower nestled between bitter citruses, soft woods, and quiet caramel warmth.

Essences of bitter orange and bergamot with pear open the extrait brightly, juicy, and slightly tart. Neroli, petitgrain, and orange blossom absolute then depict the entire tree, from bark and leaf to the white flower.

Jasmine expands the floral heart, and Virginian cedar gives it a dry, calm quality. Veloutone® introduces a musky-lavender softness that makes the composition begin to feel like a fragrant embrace, but without soapy sterility.

Anne Sophie Behaghel connects the inspiration to Franco Battiato's song and poem "La cura": an invitation to guard your own fragility, soul, and true face. Therefore, tenderness here is not decoration, but the entire construction of the fragrance.

Benzoin, ambroxan, cashmeran, vanillin, and caramel later create a warm, pleasant base. The citruses quieten, while orange blossom remains as a bright thread among resins and soft sweetness.

Mauro Carrazza's handmade cap looks like knots from which order emerges. Beneath it is a white flower entangled with neroli, Veloutone, benzoin, and caramel — a fragrant care that does not deny chaos, but gently holds it together.