Acqua Di Gioia

Thus, generally speaking, men and women tend to favor fresh accents. It is in this register that Acqua Di Gioia by the house Armani finds its place. It celebrates women and nature while carrying us into a refreshing escape during which the senses marvel.

The Mediterranean spirit of Acqua Di Gioia

Acqua Di Gioia is a fragrance that could be said to sit at the border between land and sea. It draws its source from the heart of nature and from the elements themselves. It thus appears as a kind of journey into the depths of the Mediterranean, encouraging one to refocus on oneself. Acqua Di Gioia is a juice inspired by a faraway island where Giorgio Armani himself is known to recharge. In this place, rain and sea spray mingle. They are sometimes drenched in sunlight, and it is precisely this flow of natural elements that gives nature all the strength it needs. As a result, the plants found in this authentic setting are all the more lush. It is precisely this fertile nature that the house Armani wanted to offer us. Acqua Di Gioia thus seems to have gathered the finest ingredients to give women a stronger, more serene identity. It offers a perfect harmony between body, mind and environment. Acqua Di Gioia thus helps to heighten our senses. It is a concentrate of happiness drawn straight from nature and felt on the skin.

Armani and its floral, fruity scent

To create this exceptional fragrance, the house Armani did not call on one but three renowned perfumers. Acqua Di Gioia was created by Anne Flipo, Dominique Ropion and Loc Dong. The scent of this juice opens with a uniquely fresh sensation. Acqua Di Gioia contains mint paired with a citrus fruit typical of Calabria: the Limone Primo Fiore Femminello, meaning the fruit of the lemon tree from the first spring bloom in Calabria. Then the whole is infused with the scent of sea spray through the presence of water jasmine, which here displays immense delicacy. Its crystalline character nonetheless gives way to a deeper base, as though Acqua Di Gioia had suddenly moved from sea to land. Acqua Di Gioia then closes with a sillage containing cedarwood and labdanum. For added gourmand character, the whole is also dusted with brown sugar. Finally, in terms of design, Acqua Di Gioia comes in a very refined bottle. The whole resembles a drop of water made of thick glass, revealing an emerald green color reminiscent of a wave.