Nina Ricci's gourmande paradis

Published: 12-Aug-2010
Fragrance

Nina Ricci’s latest interpretation of its successful 2006 fragrance Nina is a gourmande scent that draws inspiration from the aroma of French madeleine cake.

The limited edition flanker, called Le Paradis de Nina features notes of orange and mandarin peel, orange blossom, almond blossom and heliotrope accompanied by the original blend of apple candy and gardenia. Providing depth to the fragrance are sandalwood, white woods, patchouli and vanilla. The scent is presented in an apple shaped pastel pink bottle.
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