Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia perfumed water refill for women allows you to top up a compatible bottle of the same fragrance at home.

Fragrance and Composition

• The opening of the composition features a pear blossom accord, Italian mandarin and red berries.
• At the heart, white gardenia, jasmine absolute and frangipani flower come together.
• The base unfolds with patchouli and a brown sugar accord.
• The fragrance belongs to the floral scent family and has an Eau de Parfum concentration.
• This version was launched in 2021 and was created by perfumer Honorine Blanc.
• In 2022, it received the Fragrance of the Year – Women's Prestige award from The Fragrance Foundation.

You get a composition that connects pear blossom, gardenia and jasmine with a sweet accord of brown sugar and patchouli.

Usage

The refill is compatible only with the 100 ml Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia Eau de Parfum bottle.

• First, unscrew the pump from the original bottle.
• Screw the refill onto the bottle in its place.
• The flow of fragrance will stop automatically once the bottle has been filled to 100 ml.
• Then unscrew the refill and reattach the original pump to the bottle.
• The fragrance can be applied to the wrists, neck and chest.

The automatic flow stop will end the refilling process once the bottle reaches a volume of 100 ml.

Packaging

• The refill contains 150 ml of perfumed water and is not a standard spray bottle.
• The fragrance is housed in a tall white aluminium bottle with a glossy black refill nozzle.
• The outer box is decorated with the Gucci Flora motif with pink trim.
• The country of origin of the refill is Spain.

This 150 ml variant is intended for customers who already own a compatible 100 ml bottle, not for those looking for a standalone spray.

About the Brand

Gucci was founded in Florence in 1921 by Guccio Gucci.

• The first boutique opened on Via della Vigna Nuova in Florence.
• The brand began as a craft atelier focused on luggage.

You are choosing a fragrance from a fashion house whose history dates back to Florence in 1921 and began with a craft focus on luggage.