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Mendittorosa · Sold as unisex
Id
The moment when sunlight filters through closed blinds, casting a warm glow over an earthy interior filled with subtle woody and spicy scents.
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Id by Mendittorosa is a composition that balances the warm spice of cinnamon with the woody depth of oud and iris. Launched in 2012 and created by perfumers Amélie Bourgeois and Anne-Sophie Behaghel, this fragrance opens with a fresh spicy accord that gradually gives way to a powdery heart infused with amber. The warmth of these notes creates a scent that is both inviting and enigmatic, perfect for those who appreciate the complexity of layered fragrances.
Apply Id in light layers to let the cinnamon and oud notes unfold gradually. The powdery base requires time to bloom fully, making it ideal for daytime wear where it can evolve naturally throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Id, Mendittorosa
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Amélie Bourgeois
From cosmetology student to independent studioAmélie Bourgeois is a French perfumer who discovered her fascination with perfume extracts as a cosmetology student and landed an internship at Cinquième Sens, where she spent seven years developing new fragrances and refining her style.
Co-created with Anne-Sophie Behaghel
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