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Legend recounts that in 1380, the father prior of the Carthusian Monastery of St. James, taken by surprise by the news of Queen Joan of Anjou coming to Capri, picked a bouquet of the most beautiful flowers of the island; these remained in the same water for three days and, as he went to throw them away, the prior noticed that it had acquired a mysterious fragrance unknown to him. So he turned to the friar specialised in alchemy, who traced the origin of the scent to the "Garofilium Silvestre Caprese". That water was the first perfume of Capri.
History tells that in 1948 the Prior of the Charterhouse found the old perfume formulae and, with the permission of the Pope, revealed them to a chemist from Piemonte in the North of Italy, and thus created the smallest perfume laboratory in the world, calling it "Carthusia", i.e. “Charterhouse".
Today Carthusia has put into practice its centuries-old knowledge in order to develop a culture of perfume unique in the world. Over the years, it has refined its mastery about the olfactory sense, refining and structuring its comprehension of essences, in order to grant to those who choose its fragrances the purest and most intense emotions. Nowadays, as in the past, all stages of production are carried out by hands to guarantee the accurate application of the natural methods involved and the precious care of traditional craftsmanship..
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New technology has gone many steps forward, but unfortunately we are still unable to transmit fragrances through your internet devices. While waiting for this wonderful discovery, we found a way to let you “taste” our fragrances selecting the samples of our products. As well as the choice of the best chocolate, enjoy choosing the best fragrance for you directly in your own home.
Have you ever wondered how to choose a perfume? Have you ever thought about the difference between Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum? Good question! Actually, when it comes to finding which perfume is best for you, things get very serious. Entering a shop with hundreds of bottles and choosing the perfect fragrance among all those Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum, Parfum and Cologne may turn out to be a real challenge, especially if you aim to discover the one that will perfectly match the pH of your skin and that will fully reflect your personality. You may be tempted to try a little bit of every fragrance around you, but you may end up spraying too many drops on the wrists and not being able to figure it out anymore. Well, today we are going to help you. In this mini guide we will explain how to choose the right perfume, outlining the difference between Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum, Parfum and Cologne.
The shelf life of a perfume depends mainly on the raw materials used in its creation: the more natural they are, the lower the shelf life will be. This is typically found on the bottom of the fragrance, indicated by a small symbol of an open jar with a number near it: it refers to the number of months (12-24-36) counting from the first spray after which perfume may expire and smell different.
You have an immense passion for fragrances, but you still don't know what are top, heart and base notes in perfume? Knowing them is an essential factor to make a conscious choice and find the perfume that best suits your tastes. In fact, notes constitute the identity card of the fragrance, providing you with valuable information on the scents that you can smell from the first spray, those that you can smell after some time from the first application, and those that you can smell as the hours pass. So what are you waiting for? With this guide we will help you understand a little more about perfume notes, but first of all you should know what is a fragrance pyramid.
Why is it so important to choose where to spray perfume? There are some particular locations on the body where, once you apply a fragrance, this will emit scent more intensely. In fact, perfume should be applied to the so called “pulse points”, areas of the body where the the blood vessels are closest to the skin and blood pressure is higher. In these points the skin emanates heat, that which emphasizes the olfactory notes contained in the fragrance. So, consider what follows to understand where to put perfume on: we will help you make it last longer and to fill the nostrils of those around you.
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