Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Masque Milano's Lost Alice, a unisex fragrance that transcends the usual boundaries of scent. Launched in 2021, this captivating Eau de Parfum spray subtly dances on your skin, releasing a symphony of alluring notes that are guaranteed to leave an unforgettable impression.
Lost Alice starts its aromatic journey with a captivating blend of top notes. Ambrette (musk mallow) lends a unique, slightly sweet muskiness, while the citrusy sparkle of Bergamot adds a refreshing twist. The vibrancy of Black Pepper and the herbaceous whisper of Clary Sage further enhance the fragrance, creating an intriguing opening that is as mesmerizing as it is inviting.
As the fragrance unfolds, the heart notes come into play. The rich scent of Orris, the earthy nuance of Black Tea, the subtly sweet undertone of Carrot, and the elegant charm of White Rose blend seamlessly together. This sensational bouquet of scents creates a middle layer of the fragrance that is as complex as it is delightful.
The base notes of Lost Alice are equally captivating. Creamy Milk, sensual Sandalwood, and the unique scent of Broom all mingle together to create a warm, inviting foundation that lingers on your skin, leaving a lasting impression long after you've left the room.
This 1.18 oz EDP Spray is presented in a stylish bottle, mirroring the sophistication and intrigue of the fragrance within. The barcode for this unique fragrance is 8055118032131, making it easy to find and purchase.
Whether you're looking for a new signature scent or a unique gift for a loved one, Masque Milano's Lost Alice is a fragrance that commands attention. Its blend of unique scents and its unisex appeal make it a perfect choice for anyone who values individuality and sophistication in a fragrance.
Product features
This is a pre-order item, which takes normally 3 weeks to arrive, some might take longer to arrive, which depends on the international logistics. You can choose Deposit Amount (40%) and settle the balance when the item arrives.
