An'Na

What is more, this fragrance comes in an unusual bottle that is reminiscent of the calligraphy tradition emblematic of Asian countries. Pack your bags, Annayake takes you on a wild journey full of poetry!

Annayake and its products born of unconditional love

If Annayake holds so much poetry in each of its products, it is no doubt because it is a house created by a man in love. Indeed, in 1928, Mister Suzuki developed a skincare cream specially dedicated to his wife. This is how Annayake beauty products came to be. These are now famous for their unmatched quality but also for their philosophy, very much in keeping with Japanese tradition. Annayake has always attached great importance to the choice of its raw materials. What is more, this house's journey has been marked by numerous innovations. This same boldness can be found in each of the Annayake fragrances. These were launched in 2000, a way of marking Annayake's entry into the new millennium. An'na, meanwhile, was born much later, in 2011. It has remained absolutely faithful to the house's philosophy, carrying on the Japanese tradition and slipping it onto the necks of thousands of women around the world.

An'na, or the poetry of a floral bouquet

But what could be hidden in this little scented inkwell? An'na is an airy fragrance that takes flight on a fruity, tangy and sparkling opening based on mandarin and blackcurrant. This airy, refreshing gourmand character is then carried forward by a floral heart resembling a huge bouquet. An'na notably contains jasmine, tuberose and rose. Yet beneath their apparent clarity, these flowers are not without impertinence and are very quickly paired with coriander. This addition of spice suggests that the rose present here can also prove sharp. Finally, the whole gradually darkens until it reaches a deeper, more mysterious sillage containing patchouli paired with the sensual warmth of amber. Moreover, for even more femininity, An'na comes in a soft, absolutely romantic pink shade. It unfolds like a fairy tale. Furthermore, this is an unusual fragrance whose formula reads like a love story. Indeed, there is no doubt that An'na could have been Mister Suzuki's fragrance for his wife...