SpiriticaWeona

Description Spiritica Weona Extrait takes its name from Chilean slang for a wild thing, and its soul from Punta Chana on Chiloé Island, where 19th-century lava from Volcán Michinmahuida once poured into the frozen Pacific. It channels the Pincoya, the mythic ocean spirit said to dance on the waves as a symbol of renewal. Patagonian blueberry, maqui berry and a glacial sea breeze open into nalca, calafate and a molten lava accord, before settling into musks, a starfish accord and ambergris. It is a scent suspended between ice and fire, myth and skin. Nose: Arturetto Landi. Scent Character Fresh & Aquatic Fruity Woody Aromatic Translation: Cold blueberry and sea spray with a warm volcanic glow, resting on clean musk, cypress and ambergris. Fragrance Pyramid Top: Blueberry, Maqui Berry, Glacial Sea Breeze, Pineapple, Grapefruit, Maritime Pine Heart: Icy Ocean Accord, Nalca, Calafate, Pineapple, Lavender, Boiling Lava Accord Base: White Musk, Aquatic Musk, Starfish Accord, Cypress, Ambergris, Sandalwood Performance Longevity is reported as very long, with some sources citing 12 hours or more, and a powerful, projecting sillage. As with any extrait, use a light hand at first. Best Occasions & Season Versatile through the year, with an icy, aquatic freshness that is especially welcome in warm weather. It works for daytime, evenings and nights out, and suits anyone who wants a distinctive alternative to typical aquatic scents. Concentration & Provenance Extrait de parfum, unisex, from Spiritica, an Italian niche house founded in 2024 by Daniele Muratori Caputo. Part of the house's Illuminata Collection and a recent release. Presented in a 1.7 oz / 50 ml format. Try Before You Commit Test the ice-and-fire contrast on your own skin first: 1 mL sample $7.99 or 5 mL sample $34.99. 100% Authentic Every bottle is 100% authentic and verified for authenticity. Trusted by 200,000+ orders, rated 4.9★ on Trustpilot, with free US shipping over $100 and hassle-free returns. FAQ What does Weona smell like? Blueberry, pineapple and cold sea breeze at first, then lavender, nalca and a warm lava accord, ending in musk and ambergris. Is it an aquatic scent? Yes, but with fruit, pine and a warm volcanic note that set it apart from typical fresh aquatics. Who created it? Arturetto Landi, for Spiritica. Is it unisex? Yes.