Tomo for Her

This sensual and mysterious Eau de Parfum strikes a perfect balance between the pursuit of modernity and respect for Asian cultural authenticity.

The Japanese environment of the Annayake house

Annayake is a house whose history goes back more than 90 years. It was founded in 1928 by Mr. Suzuki who, deeply in love with his wife, decided to create a body care product for her. Its effectiveness quickly helped establish the flourishing reputation of Annayake. Since that day, the house has continually developed ever more ingenious and innovative processes. Nevertheless, it has taken care never to forget its past and to respect Japanese tradition at all costs. It is in this spirit that its perfume Tomo for Her was conceived. Moreover, its name speaks volumes about its connection to the country's culture. Tomo is a very common first name in Japan. It is given to men and embodies wisdom and friendship. It is precisely this sense of calm that is found in the Tomo for Her fragrance. It is a genuine invitation to serenity, woven with warmth and enchantment. It unfolds like a caress, inviting closeness and intimacy.

The vibrant enchantment of Tomo for Her

Tomo for Her seems to possess a sensuality just beneath the skin. It gives off a mysterious aura, its vibrant warmth more enchanting than ever. This juice opens on a fruity, dynamic thrill. It emanates from bergamot, a fruit born of the cross between the lemon tree and the bitter orange tree. Blackcurrant, for its part, gives the opening a sparkling edge, while almond softens its first breath. This tenderness then gives way to a more voluptuous heart, in which jasmine lets a powdery breath drift through. Black tea leaves pay homage to Japanese tradition while blending with the charm of heliotrope and the gourmand character of dried fruits. Tomo for Her then gradually grows darker. Its mysterious character lies in the creamy intensity of tonka bean paired with the nobility of iris. Patchouli also lends structure to the whole, accompanied by a lush, alluring vanilla. Finally, Tomo for Her closes with a touch of white musk, for an airier, fresher, and more limpid finish. The whole proves remarkably harmonious, gathering in a single bottle the very idea of what women, in all their diversity, can be — elegant, seductive, in love, or enigmatic.