Step into the vibrant world of New York City with the captivating scent of Carolina Herrera's 212 NYC, a fragrance crafted especially for ladies. Launched in 1997, this exquisite aroma is a proud creation of the renowned American fashion house, Carolina Herrera. Designed to embody the spirit of the city that never sleeps, 212 NYC offers a floral fragrance experience that is both timeless and sophisticated.
The top notes of this enchanting scent feature the delicate allure of Gardenia Petals, the exotic Queen of the Night Cactus Flower, and the refreshing zest of Bergamot. As the fragrance unfolds, the heart notes reveal a harmonious blend of Ghost White Rosette, Dawn Camelia, Black Magic White Lily, and Lace Flower, creating a bouquet that is both mysterious and elegant.
Finally, the base notes leave a lasting impression with the warm and creamy tones of Ceylon Satinwood, the rich depth of Mysore Sandalwood, and the ethereal touch of Halo Musk Lifescent. This unique combination creates a fragrance that is perfect for the modern woman who embraces both her femininity and her strength.
The 212 NYC Gift Set is more than just a fragrance; it's a statement of style and grace. Whether you're looking to treat yourself or searching for the perfect gift, this scent is sure to make a lasting impression. Please note that this item is only available for shipment within SplitScents.This item is only valid for shipment in SplitScents.
Top Notes Gardenia Petals, Queen of the Night Cactus Flower, Bergamot
Heart Notes Ghost White Rosette, Dawn Camelia, Black Magic White Lily, Lace Flower
Base Notes Ceylon Satinwood, Mysore Sandalwood, Halo Musk Lifescent
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