29 July 2018

Beautyme perfume tip: 'Acqua Neroli' by Clean Reserve

Currently, the temperatures are rising in Vienna. Weather forecasts predict more than 30° Celsius for the upcoming days. Positive effects of the right amount of fluids per day or special nutrition on activating energy and boosting the overall better and 'fresher' feeling are widely known. Specialists of the Austrian Public Health Portal recommend to drink at least 1.5 liters of water, juices, or teas daily and prepare food from ingredients with high water content.

Why not searching for scents which stimulate positively on such days!

Recently, Beautyme received a new eau de parfum for testing. The name of the scent is 'Acqua Neroli' (for women and men) by Clean from the brand's 'Reserve' line. With days getting hotter during the test-phase, the decision to present 'Acqua Neroli' as perfume tip has grown. The scent can be applied generously without loosing its lightness. The EDP opens with energizing bergamot and a mix of refreshing orange, lime; notes of musk, amber, sandalwood (pyramid) round off the composition into a scent dress comparable with a sports-couture outfit.

Clean Reserve fragrances can be paired with other eau de parfums from the line; 'Acqua Neroli' according to the brand with (the already available EDPs) 'Citron Fig' or with 'Skin [Reserve Blend]' or 'Rain [Reserve Blend]'.

'Acqua Neroli' isn't available yet in Vienna (in stores from the end of September, early October). The latest collection of the brand, the 'Avant Garden Collection' by Clean Reserve including the floral-fresh-watery 'Saguaro Blossom & Sand' arrived already at the Viennese beauty store Kussmund; the announcement with invitation to taste the range was posted some days ago by Kussmund via Facebook.



Annotation: The product 'Acqua Neroli' on view on this page was tested by Beautyme (belongs to Fashionoffice, Fashion.at). The eau de parfum was provided by Clean Reserve for testing. This article like the editorial work of Beautyme, Fashionoffice or Fashion.at as a whole - inclusively research activities, isn't sponsored or paid in any way by labels or by media & culture funding institutions. Ads are changing with the interests of users, countries, etc and run exclusively over third-party tags in advertising slots beside editorial articles. More information about the ad-technology for funding the editorial work can be found under 'Terms of Use/Privacy' at the magazine's imprint.


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