Hot Leather by Mark Buxton
For: women and men Designer: Mark Buxton Olfactive Group: LeatherBesides his author work in perfumery, Mark Baxton's interests intertwine by connecting exploration of top quality and beauty. English painting, antique and gastronomy certainly make a part of mosaic of personality and world view of the famous perfumer. New, personal collection he has recently presented, was named Metamorphoses of Colours and Moods.
Colours are closely connected with mood. Mark Baxton demonstrated secrets clearly and simply by connecting colours and person's character and mood in his collection of seven fragrances, with the offered colour palette. Choose your colour and you will be offered a range of notes and aromas.
Collection Metamorphoses of colours and moods encompasses seven perfumes with the following names:
Wood & Absinth
Black Angel
Hot Leather
English Breakfast
Around Midnight
Sounds & Vision
Nameless.
Hot Leather is a provocative fragrance inspired by night life of Paris and good time in Moulin Rouge. The perfume opens with citruses, bergamot, coriander and mandarin, with iris root and jasmine in a heart, including base notes of patchouli, cedar and vanilla. Hot Leather is a new fragrance and it was introduced in 2008.
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