Harmonia by VELIXIR is a 100 ml unisex Eau de Parfum with a fresh, green, and citrusy profile, with a floral touch and soft woods. Its serene and clear character invites you to enjoy a carefully crafted fragrance that brings calm to your routine.
Harmonia offers a freshness with herbal nuances that softens over time. The floral development adds delicacy, while the woody dry-down conveys a quiet warmth. It is an option for those seeking a balanced presence, with personality but without a dominant sweetness.
✔ Unisex fragrance with a fresh, green, and citrusy profile, with a floral touch and soft woods.
✔ Eau de Parfum in the original 100 ml bottle.
✔ Contrast of green freshness, tea, and floral delicacy.
✔ Ideal for workdays, walks, and moments of relaxation.
✔ A fragrance to enjoy tea, lemongrass, and delicate floral nuances.
Olfactory pyramid
Lemongrass provides the citrusy and green boost of the opening. Tea blends with rose and magnolia in a smooth development; the woody notes round out the journey with a warm and serene base.
Who is this perfume for?
✔ For those who enjoy green and clear aromas.
✔ To accompany a daytime routine with a carefully crafted signature.
✔ For lovers of soft florals with a woody base.
✔ To discover a different freshness in sample format.
Estimated performance
- Estimated longevity: approximately 7–8 hours on the skin.
- Estimated projection: moderate during the first 1–2 hours, then closer to the skin.
- Estimated sillage: moderate and soft for about 2–3 hours, gradually decreasing.
These are estimates that may vary depending on skin, application, and weather.
Discover Harmonia by VELIXIR and find your way to enjoy tea, lemongrass, and delicate floral nuances. Try it out to discover how it fits your style.
💡 Available in the original 100 ml bottle and 10, 5, and 3 ml samples. Choose your presentation in the variant selector.
💡 This sample contains 5 ml of perfume from the original bottle, presented in a sample atomizer. It does not include the original bottle shown in the photographs.
