Versense

Versace presents Versense in 2009, in the form of an Eau de Toilette. The formula bears the name of Alberto Morillas, the perfumer to whom the house entrusted the writing of the accord, built on three tiers of notes. Toni Garrn is the face of the campaign. Versense comes in two sizes, 30 ml and 100 ml.

Fruity opening

Bergamot brings a sweet, fresh fruit, while green mandarin plays on a bright acidity, a green vivacity and a light floral touch. Fig combines sugar, greenness and a lactonic facet, and pear completes the tier with its fruity, sweet softness.

Flowers and spice

Jasmine brings warmth, sweetness and a wild character. Lily is a soft white flower, lifted by a spicy accent, and narcissus unites greenness, floralcy and an animalic nuance. Cardamom, a spice both warm and fresh, runs through this floral bouquet.

Woody, musky base

Sandalwood gives a velvety, warm wood, a classic material for woody bases for its creamy roundness. Musk extends this warmth with an animalic facet, with a woody tint that brings it close to the sandalwood in the base of the composition.

A woody family

Woody notes draw their structure from dry or creamy materials derived from wood. Here, it is sandalwood that carries this family, supported by musk. The top fruits and the white flowers of the heart come to soften and brighten this base of warm wood.