Prada Candy Kiss, on the agenda: Boldness and gourmand character. Miuccia Prada, granddaughter of the founder, has managed to instill in the house an uninhibited and bold style. A creative vision, boldness and a touch of nonconformism are today the hallmark of the house of Prada. As for the fragrances, they follow suit with this style and are naturally an extension of Prada's creations.
Candy Kiss is a fragrance from the house of Prada released in 2016. Bold and uninhibited, Candy Kiss reflects the house of Prada, and particularly the style of Miuccia Prada, granddaughter of the founder. Candy Kiss follows the huge success of Candy, released in 2011. After Candy L'Eau, released in 2013, the house of Prada presents Candy Kiss, more sensual and assertive than its predecessor. Prada Candy Kiss is a fragrance with an unprecedented olfactory balance, one that combines quality ingredients in excessive proportions to create a sensual veil.
Candy Kiss Prada, a boldness signed by perfumer Daniela Andrier
While Daniela Andrier is not the house perfumer of Prada, she is nonetheless the one who composes the majority of the brand's fragrances. Born in Heidelberg (Germany), Daniela Andrier initially pursued literary studies. Having arrived in Paris at the age of 13, one could say that the perfumer's craft was a true revelation for her. Daniela Andrier joined the Givaudan school and still works for the Givaudan company, where she has been named master perfumer. Regarding her craft, Daniela Andrier states that she stands at the opposite end of showy perfumery. There are so many clichés in this world. She does not believe that all women want to wear a sexy fragrance or smell of gourmand caramel. Daniela Andrier is responsible for magnificent fragrances such as Les Infusions de Prada, La Femme Prada by Prada, and Le Monde est Beau by Kenzo.
Candy Kiss Prada, a vanilla sensuality
Candy Kiss here claims musk for itself and plays it in overdose to offer maximum sensuality and addictiveness. Candy Kiss takes flight on the exoticism of tiare flower, paired from the outset with musks. Tiare flower is the flower symbol of Tahiti. At the heart of Polynesia in olden times, tiare flower was sacred, and only kings had the right to pick it. When people of high rank married, their house and their bed were covered with tiare flowers for a month. In the last century, tiare flower was used to make the horo. This is a headdress made of a fragrant fern leaf and a tiare flower threaded onto a niau stem, which Tahitian women loved to adorn their hair with. Tiare flower is widely used in shower gels, soaps, shampoos and monoi oil. In perfumery, the flower is extracted using volatile solvents, which yields a concrete and then an absolute. Tiare flower gives off very floral, luminous, sun-kissed and vanilla-like tonalities. Then, the heart of Candy Kiss carries orange blossom, whose luminosity is unmatched. Finally, the base of Candy Kiss combines vanilla and white musks to leave one of the most addictive sillage.