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Etro · Sold as feminine
Benetroessere Relent
The sunlit serenity of an Italian garden, where lemon trees and rose bushes intertwine with soft powdery breezes.
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Benetroessere RelentHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2001 by the Italian fashion house Etro, Benetroessere Relent is a Floral fragrance that captures the essence of Italian elegance. The composition opens with bright citrus notes from orange and lemon, creating an immediate freshness that contrasts beautifully with the powdery base of iris and musk. This interplay between crisp top notes and soft underpinnings makes it a fragrance that evolves gracefully throughout the day. The heart of orange blossom and rose adds a touch of floral warmth, while amber and vanilla bring depth and comfort to the blend.
Apply a light spritz to your pulse points — the citrus top notes are bright but fleeting. The powdery base will linger for hours, making it perfect for a day that transitions into evening. Avoid heavy application in warmer months as the floral heart can read as too sweet.
Fig. 01 — Benetroessere Relent, Etro
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