Lira in a 30% concentration is an oriental gourmand composition built on the contrast between citrus spice and caramel-vanilla density.
The fragrance balances the brightness of the opening with the warm, dessert-like depth of the base.

In the extrait-style version, the formula gains stability and a clear rhythm of development.
The multi-stage maturation cycle stabilizes the sweet accords and makes the scent smoother, without sharp transitions.

The opening is bright and spicy: bergamot and red orange create a juicy citrus burst, while lavender adds a dry aromatic edge.

The heart combines the floral softness of rose and jasmine with cinnamon and licorice, forming a warm, slightly spicy center.

The base is creamy and enveloping: vanilla and caramel create a gourmand texture, while musk anchors the composition on the skin.

At this concentration, the fragrance does not become excessively sweet — it becomes more structured.
It is a dense, warm presence with an oriental gourmand signature.

The concentration of perfume oils directly affects the depth and longevity of the fragrance, although the final effect depends on the architecture of the formula.

Concentration: 30%
Aging: 25 weeks — 14 weeks maceration, 11 weeks maturation.

The fragrance consists of a blend of perfume concentrate and highly purified alcohol base. A higher oil concentration reduces the proportion of alcohol and makes the development denser and longer-lasting.