Cadentia perfumes take notes from nature
MANILA, Philippines - In classical music, a cadenza is a melodic and harmonic expression that punctuares a song or a musical sentence. It is in this same spirit that Laboratories Cadentia, created in 1945, creates olfactory formulas filled with melodious notes. Inspired by the original Jean-Marie Farina Cologne, the official supplier of Napoleon first, Cadentia’s perfumed creations come from a traditional knowledge in the distillation of rare plants. Natural essences are extracted for their qualities and beneficial aromachological properties. All perfumes are 100- percent made in France and developed in Aubagne, in the heart of Provence.
Cadentia offers fresh and timeless fragrances that it has been producing for more than three centuries. Eau de Cologne properties of well-being, relaxation and health are its priorities. Today, it uses natural essences of flowers, fruits, herbs and essential oils of the purest order to maintain authentic and high quality. Each creation for body and for home explores a wide range of olfactory notes.
Committed to limiting the environmental impact of our actions and products, the brand monitors its carbon emissions and optimizes the recycling of our packaging and waste by having artists give them a second life — by painting on perfume filter papers or manufacturing percussions from perfumed drums.
Among its products is the Nature line, which contains four fresh fragrances created by blending more than five plants and flowers —Natural Freshness, Lavender Freshness, Intense Freshness and Provencal Freshness. Also under this line is the Nature Anti-moustiques, which is eau de cologne that repels mosquitoes with a repellent that is recommended by the World Health Organization.
The Eau de Collines line, on the other hand, is a romantic range that captures the warmth of Provence in 11 fragrances — Natural, Lavender, Garrigue, Provence, Vetiver, Fig, Orange blossom, Ginger, Green tea, Violet, Grapefruit.
Cadentia colognes are available at Rustan’s Supermarket.
