Composed by Amélie Bourgeois
A frozen rose floats in blue interstellar space, while the iris around it scatters like ashes. MENDITTOROSA Nettuno is not the maritime Neptune, but an astrological talisman of duality, compassion, and transformation.
Aquatic flower, pink pepper, and blue ginger open the extrait cold, airy, and spicy. Nutmeg adds a warm dust, so the freshness feels like a cosmic nebula, not an aquatic accord for summer.
A complex rose accord then enters with modern leather, simultaneously frozen and sensual. Haitian vetiver and carrot seeds provide an earthy, dry feel, while iris leaves a pale powdery trail over everything.
Amélie Bourgeois builds the composition with the symbolism of distant, blue Neptune and Marc Pesatori's verses about flying through space where gods dance. The fragrance is conceived as astral guidance and a mirror of the soul.
Benzoin, rum, and white musks later warm the cold rose. The leather becomes softer, the iris approaches the body, and ginger remains as a blue spark above the resinous base.
Each bottle is hand-decorated by Luisa Degli Specchi with a cut cosmic mirror, along with a silver-colored cap. Inside is a frozen rose among blue ginger, iris ash, rum, and white musk — Neptune as a protective reflection, not a planetary postcard.
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