Summanus 100 ml - Electimuss

Olfactory Family: Floral, Ambarada

Output notes: cardamom, bergamot, orange, pepper, ginger, pine, elemic

Heart Notes: Bulgarian Rose, Absolute Jasmine, Amyris, Amber, Cognac

Background notes: sandalwood, cedar, nagarmotha, guaic, tonka

Perfumer: Christian Provenzano

Summanus, a distinctive fragrance of Electimuss, it is presented as a unisex option in the world of perfumes. Launched by 2020, this olfactory creation is the result of perfumer talent Christian Provenzano. The essence of Summanus is defined by its ability to merge elements for both men and women, creating a unique experience in each use.

In its initial notes, Summanus is deployed with a vibrant mixture of cardamom, black pepper and pine, complemented by the freshness of orange and the spicy touch of the ELÉMÍ. Ginger and bergamot add a dimension of energy and sophistication, causing the fragrance to open with a captivating complexity.

As the fragrance evolves, the notes of heart reveal a rich combination of Bulgaria rose, known for its depth and elegance, together with amber and cognac that provide a warm and luxurious nuance. The jasmine and the flower of white, also called Amyris wood, complete Summanus's heart with a floral and refined touch.

In its final phase, Summanus sits with a sandalwood base, cypriol (also known as Nagarmota) and cedar, providing a solid and earthy structure. The Tonka bean adds a sweet and slightly vanillated note, which seals the fragrance with a lasting sophistication.

This combination of notes allows Summanus to offer a multifaceted olfactory experience, adapting to different occasions and the personality of whoever takes it. The fragrance manages to balance specied, floral and tremendous notes, making each use a unique experience.

Summanus is distinguished by its ability to evoke as much freshness as warmth, thanks to the Master's Degree of Christian Provenzano in the creation of perfumes. This fragrance not only impresses for its complexity, but also for its durability on the skin, allowing the different notes to develop gradually throughout the day.