DON'T ASK ME PERMISSION - SIMONE ANDREOLI

An infusion of bold beauty and insolent femininity that floods the pleasure of the craziest nights of Rio de Janeiro.

An invitation to drink a Maracuja Caipirinha to inexorably surrender to the carioca groove and the most libertine passions.

The departure of the perfume surrounds the atmosphere with aromas of lemon and sugar while the heart embodies the exotic and transgressive soul of Brazil through the passion fruit, ylang-ylang and heliotrope.

The most explicit expression of desire and sensual energy is shouted from the eastern background where amber, sandalwood and cachaça stand out.

In the rhythm of Rio, I don't want to think, I want to dance my life on the fire of passion.

Reckless, fateful, gratuitous, without purpose, without regret.

Keep drinking because the night is waiting to take us and leave us lying on the sand with nothing but our breath.

Don't make her wait because we don't want her to wait.

Lust is an untranslatable language, an impulse to indulge without asking permission of noble feelings.

There's nothing intimate about giving your body to a stranger.

It's a game of instincts intertwined and struggling for a playful purpose of sense gratification in the total absence of sharing and soul exchange.

The eyes burn with provocation, burn the seconds that still separate our bodies from pleasure.

It is said that we are all sinners of impure acts, but the truth is that there is nothing more pure and human than sin, and in every fragile moment, we suppress the desire, we kill a part of ourselves.

If that instinct screams, let it scream.

This sound will simply not be a noise but the awakening that you have always unconsciously sought.

Perfume and fragrance Eastern and Fruit

Notes to the Commission Lemon green, sugar, passion fruit, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, amber and cashew