Carthusia Numero Uno Eau de Parfum

In 2007, Carthusia released an intriguing, fiery fragrance for men named Numero Uno. What's so special about it? Perhaps it's the way the perfume embodies the character of a true Italian man — passionate, an insatiable lover of dangerous corridas and beautiful women.
The sensual, hot scent of Carthusia Numero Uno belongs to the woody fougère group. It dazzles with its multifaceted nature, captivating its wearer and the woman eternally in love with him. The top notes — a blend of orange, eucalyptus, and bergamot — instantly enchant with their unique sound. In the heart notes, the bitter-earthiness of patchouli intertwines with the delicate violet, playful ylang-ylang embraces the bitter artemisia, and spicy thyme is enveloped in the warm sweetness of litsea cubeba. Whirls of sweet tartness and bitter sweetness dance in an electrifying, passionate, magical dance, the melody of which is composed by the flame of musk and the coolness of vetiver, the tenderness of myrrh and labdanum, and the nobility of woody notes.
Bright and rich, enduring, and utterly unique, the Numero Uno fragrance is designed for a man who embodies strength and nobility, intelligence, and undisguised sexuality.

Release Date: 2007
Country of Origin: Italy
Gender: Male
Fragrance Classification: Woody Fougère
Top Note: Orange, Eucalyptus, and Bergamot
Heart Note: Patchouli, Violet, Ylang-Ylang, Artemisia, Thyme, and Litsea Cubeba
Base Note: Musk, Vetiver, Myrrh, Labdanum, and Woody Notes.