Grammatik Drammatik Imp-ish_Parent

SMOOTHLY ‘IMP-ISH’ DEVILISH

Because words and scents have power, Grammatik Drammatik is creating a new range of scents inspired by quirky words that express this new ‘no drama’ philosophy of the new generation. And IMP-ISH has the lemon-orange-pineapple-jasmine-rose-lily-vanilla-sandalwood-bergamot delicious trouble that can take your confidence diabolically high, when you most need it. In other words, this is a perfume for those who are confident in their skin, push boundaries and have fun by all means.

  • FLOWERY
  • WOODY
  • PLAYFUL.
SCENT FAMILY
Floral, Woody
TOP NOTES
Lemon, Orange, Pineapple, Bergamot
HEART NOTES
Lily, Rose, Jasmine, Lily of the valley
BASE NOTES
Sandalwood, Vanilla, Tonka bean
RECOMMENDED AS
Women & Men perfume
SAFETY INFORMATION
Inflamabil. A nu se folosi în preajma unei surse de foc. Evitați contactul cu ochii. Dacă produsul intră în contact cu ochii, clătiți bine cu apă. Nu lăsați la îndemâna copiilor.
Hedonist Attitune, the mood name

FOR THRILL-SEEKERS

A HEDONIST is a pleasure-seeker, someone who believes that the pursuit of pleasure is the most important thing. Now when such a sensualist is in mood for niche, the niche perfumes that usher this exceptional hedonist mood are the most important on her/his to do list. Because these are perfumes that breathe, persist and live.

Hedonist Attitude - Mood Image

Chris Maurice

PERFUMES SHOULD ANNOUNCE YOUR ARRIVAL

There are fragrances that spark obsessions... and there are perfumers who sustain them. Chris Maurice is one of those perfumers, bearing a rich legacy from the pedigree of Spanish perfumery. Sometimes, he goes by Christian Carbonnel, and other times, by Chris Maurice. His identity shifts with his mood and is reflected in his creations. Beyond his chameleonic personality, Chris is a perfumery encyclopedia and a collector of rare batches. He vehemently rejects the isolated approach of other perfumers and stays deeply connected to the industry’s pulse, always aiming to exceed its expectations.

Chris Maurice
Grammatik Drammatik