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Gucci Perfume
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The Italian couturier chose a 'lucky number' for the name of this fragrance that proposes a new olfactive language. 2 also means double, therefore it complements Rush, which came out a year and a half ago. The juice, composed by Michel Almairac of the Robertet Company, is not build in a pyramid, but horizontally in order to obtain a homogenous effect of all the constituents. Fresh, flowery and woody, the fragrance opens on an accord of rose, freesia, musk, palm tree, oakmoss and narcissus.
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