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An art in its own right, perfumery has allowed us to live dreams awake for many decades, and transports us to magical places with a simple snap of the fingers. This is the case with the Guaria Morada perfume by Berdoues. From the prestigious collection of Grands Crus de Berdoues, this juice is inspired by an orchid emblematic of Costa Rica. So, quickly pack your bags: we are leaving for Central America together!
What is the Guaria Morada?
First of all, let's start by lifting the veil on the name of this perfume. Guaria Morada is a very Spanish sounding name, a language spoken in Costa Rica. There, the land is particularly rich and the vegetation is very lush. Moreover, Costa Rica is one of the leading tourist destinations for nature lovers! As proof, there are still 1,400 different species of orchids in this country. Among them, the Guaria Morada was chosen as the emblem of the nation in 1939. This purple orchid amazes with its beauty and is traditionally offered during Costa Rican festivals. Legend has it that she is a lucky charm and that she is a token of luck and good fortune. It is therefore precisely to this plant that the perfume of Berdoues refers.
Guaria Morada, a floral and refined fragrance
Guaria Morada is a fragrance from the prestigious collection of Grands Crus de Berdoues. However, each of the juices in this assortment evokes the world of Eaux de Cologne. In this sense, it is a nod to the history of perfumery. Indeed, for a very long time, men and women only perfumed themselves with Eau de Cologne. Here, their DNA is reinvented with more modernity and tenacity. This results in authentic perfumes, with long maceration, which gives them more character. Like all the perfumes in the Grands Crus de Berdoues collection, Guaria Morada only contains very refined and prestigious raw materials.
Presented in a bottle common to all the Grands Crus of Berdoues, Guaria Morada is revealed in a translucent glass rectangle, the bottom of which is decorated with a pattern. Here, the chosen theme is very floral. The bottle of Guaria Morada is decorated with pink and green touches. Inside this container hides an essence designed by perfumer Mylène Alran. Guaria Morada first deploys an extreme sensation of freshness, through the presence of orange. Then, this tangy citrus fruit is replaced by amyris, a more resinous floral plant. Finally, its penetrating and tenacious scent ends with a more woody breath of patchouli. Welcome to the lush forest of Costa Rica!