Baruti Perfumes Eau de Parfum Berlin im Winter
A bottle of "Berlin im Winter" perfume by BARUTI is shown in the image. The bottle is clear glass with a black cap and a label with the name of the perfume in white text. The bottle is sitting on a white background with a soft, warm light reflecting off the bottle. The light casts a shadow of the bottle that is a soft golden yellow, adding to the overall luxurious feel of the image. The perfume is a sophisticated and elegant scent that is perfect for a night out or a special occasion.
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Country of Origin : Netherlands
Parent Company: NA
Baruti Perfumes Eau de Parfum Berlin in Winter
A charming free spirit who follows her own path, alluring and full of surprises. Rich, indulgent, and fruity. This captivating fragrance brings to mind warm, intimate evenings spent by the fire. It begins with a vibrant burst of Greek mastic, balanced by the sweetness of plum, blackcurrant leaf, and a touch of whisky. A subtle hint of roasted coffee adds a contemporary twist, while a delicate whisper of rose lingers in the background. This versatile scent is filled with enchanting tales waiting to be discovered.
Notes: Lavender (Greece), Mastic oil (Chios), Rose (Greece), Iris, Cassis, Plum, Myrrh, Frankincense (Oman), Irish Coffee, NOOUD, Amber, and Leather.
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Baruti Perfumes is a cruelty-free brand according to EU standards.
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Baruti Perfumes uses various starting materials such as petrochemicals (waste material from the purification of gas oil), wood pulp (paper industry waste material), and/or citrus-derived materials (food and beverage waste material). Baruti Perfumes aims to have a fair price. They have even released a perfume called NOOUD to mock the greed of many niche brands. The brand only buys from renowned suppliers, and whenever possible, directly from the producers. Of course, all ingredients used are considered safe by local and international authorities, and Baruti Perfumes follows the legislation of the EU, IFRA, FDA, and Prop 65.
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Baruti perfumes use recyclable materials. They have abolished the use of cellophane to reduce plastic waste, and deliberately aim to keep packaging as light as possible.
They are the first brand to collaborate with the Red List project, and donate every year! -
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