Twenty Something Women – Floral Vanilla Scent


Inspired By:
Carolina Herrera’s Good Girl
(Retail Price SGD $229 for 80ml)

Parfum Description

Twenty Something Women is a playful yet confident fragrance that captures the spirit of modern femininity — bold, vibrant, and effortlessly chic. Inspired by Carolina Herrera’s Good Girl, it balances sweet floral notes with warm, sensual undertones, creating a scent that’s both fun and fiercely empowering. Whether you’re heading to brunch, the boardroom, or a night out, this versatile fragrance adapts to every mood and moment. It’s made for women who embrace their complexity — soft and strong, sweet and daring — and always leave a trail of confidence wherever they go.

Top Notes: Almond, Coffee, Bergamot, Lemon

Heart Notes: Tuberose, Jasmine Sambac, Orange Blossom, Bulgarian Rose, Orris

Base Notes: Tonka Bean, Cacao, Vanilla, Praline, Sandalwood, Musk, Amber, Cashmere Wood, Patchouli, Cinnamon, Cedar


 

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