Hit The Mark by M.INT is a fragrance for Women & Men. Gourmet scents are adored by some and strongly rejected by others. No one is quite indifferent to them. Most people associate these fragrances with their home, favourite cafe with desserts they love so much, cosiness, a pleasant company of close friends. Gourmet scents have the power to calm you down, turn you into a good mood, give you confidence and create a caring atmosphere.The perfumer Philippine Courtiere created such a perfume for the M.INT brand and called it “HIT THE MARK”. It belongs to the family of oriental vanilla fragrances and is characterised by an expressive gourmet accord. The perfume’s vanilla tonality does not seem excessive thanks to the tones of milk chocolate and spices. “HIT THE MARK” starts with fresh green mint leaves, a languid honeylike scent of jasmine petals and an enigmatic note of incense. The top accord is perceived as confident and feminine. The heart emanates a wonderful aroma of chocolate which lasts until the perfume wear off completely. It blends with a noble cedarwood note and exotic patchouli leaf. The base note consists of cistus, a distinctive note of benzoin and a light note of vanilla. The fragrance is perceived as sophisticated. The richness of its notes is harmonious and exceptionally pleasant. The perfume is warm, yet fresh. Moreover, it makes the woman who wears it very attractive for men. It brings sweet memories of home-made cookies and a cosy kitchen where a dessert has just been made. The perfume can be worn all year round, but it wears best in the off-season. “HIT THE MARK” is suitable both for casual occasions, business meetings and romantic dates, since the perfume is not perceived as heavy.Release Year: 2016Concentration: Eau de ParfumNose: Philippine Courtière Notes: Top notes: Mint, Jasmine and Incense.Middle notes: Dark Chocolate, Patchouli and Cedar.Base notes: Benzoin, Vanilla and Labdanum.Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Parfum, Aqua, Limonene, Coumarin, Linalool, Benzyl Salicylate, Citronellol, Benzyl Benzoate, Citral, Geraniol, Farnesol, Isoeugenol.
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