Atkinsons Mint & Tonic Eau de Parfum Spray 100ml

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''As you might expect from the name, Atkinsons Mint & Tonic Eau de Parfum is just like a cool and refreshing glass of G&T on a hot summer's day - but it's a G&T laced with lashings of fresh, just-crushed mint.'' - Kate, Escentual Beauty Team. Why you'll love Atkinsons Mint & Tonic: Fresh and uplifting citrus-aromatic scent. Long-lasting Eau de Parfum. Niche fragrance for all genders. Part of Atkinsons' The Contemporary Collection. Weighted glass bottle that allows you to see the yellow-tinted scent within. What Does Mint & Tonic Eau de Parfum Smell Like? Created by master perfumer Evelyne Boulanger, Mint & Tonic by Atkinson disrupts the tranquillity of an English vegetable garden to steal several handfuls of herbaceous mint. The fragrance celebrates this cool, refreshing and almost peppery green note by throwing it over an invigorating blend of fresh citrus fruit before welcoming a softer, earthier base. The versatile unisex fragrance offers a sparkling freshness that's perfect for the summer months as mint takes centre stage in the top, with zesty lime and grapefruit adding a joyful, upbeat citrus tone. The Eau de Parfum then gives way to a luminous heart of spicy ginger, green-aromatic geranium and honeyed mandarin, resulting in an almost sippable scent. Finally, the earthy, woody and sensual dry down of cedarwood, musk and vetiver rounds out this shimmering fragrance.Top notes are Mint, Lime, Grapefruit. Heart notes are Ginger, Geranium, Mandarin. Base notes are Cedarwood, Musk, Vetiver. Why it's Escentual: If you're anything like us, then nothing quite screams summer like a chilled cocktail or an ice-filled G&T in the sun; Mint & Tonic is a scent that instantaneously stirs the optimism of summer in just the same way. First launched in 2018, the niche perfume celebrates mint, a popular herb likely introduced by the civilising Romans. For centuries, freshly plucked sprigs were infused with tea to revive your spirits, while it's perhaps now best known for its role