Lord Milano · 2022
Bora Bora
Longevity
Very long8-12 hours
Projection
ModerateFills your personal space
Polarising
Easy to like
powdery suede perfume, warm orange aldehydes
Scent Notes
Clean & Musky / Powdery
Heart
Base
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About This Perfume
Bora Bora by Lord Milano is a fragrance for women and men. Bora Bora was launched in 2022. The nose behind this fragrance is Anna Chiara di Trolio. Top notes are Aldehydes and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Heliotrope, Immortelle and Patchouli; base notes are Vanilla, Suede, Amber, Animal notes and Musk. Sun is burning with all its vibrant energy. High and majestic, spreading inflamed rays onto the Ocean. The impressive, cutting aldehydic notes open the composition with the sweet, juicy and sunny mandarin. We are totally overwhelmed by waves and a sharp hot breeze on the skin. Mild heliotrope and golden immortelle make the patchouli heart plunge into the suède, leathery and vanilla, representing the smooth and enveloping cuddle of the ambery sea waves.
Projection
Moderate
Gender lean
Leans unisex
The verdict
Best for
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