True Religion

True Religion by True Religion is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women.True Religionwas launched in 2008. The nose behind this fragrance is Rodrigo Flores-Roux. Top notes are Green Apple, Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Violet Leaf and Red Currant; middle notes are Freesia, Amaryllis and Plum; base notes are Hinoki Wood, Virginia Cedar and Amber.Brand True Religion was founded by Jeffrey Lubell in 2002, with an intention to present authentic American style which reminds us of the 70es jeans, and redefines more modern way with chic details.In today's time, besides high-quality jeans,True Religion spreads their offer on other clothing items in vintage style. The point of all creations is to fit to the body perfectly and to possess timeless style together with hippie -bohemican chic details which make their creations unique.Perfume True Religion was presented in 2008 and is available as 50 and 100 ml EDP. Its flacon is made of blurry glass, with silver carved stopper and silver detail with large crystal on the central part of the flacon.The concept of this edition is 'fragrance for all senses', perfect for daily and evening use, leaving clean and refreshing accords by traveling through this fragrant composition.It was created of aromas which introduce clear waves of luminous and fresh fruit, adding floral harmony of bitter-sweet nuances of pear blossom, with a finish of hot wood and sensual musk fondling your skin.Top notes include: apple, red currant, violet leaves, mandarin and bergamot. Heart: amarylis,freesia, plum. Base notes: Hinoki, amber, cedar.

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