Monoi de Tahiti Eau de Toilette

Floral, Gourmand, Exotic Fragrance - In the Polynesian language Monoi means "scented oil" and in fact it is obtained from the happy marriage between two characteristic products of those islands: the coconut (Cocos nucifera) and the Tiaré flower (Gardenia tahitensis).    The pulp of the coconuts, cleaned of their outer part, is left to dry in the hot tropical sun and then processed to extract the precious oil with well-known softening, velvety and protective properties.Tiaré flowers, the emblem of Tahiti and a characteristic ornament of Polynesian women, are placed to macerate in the oil thus obtained, enriching it with their warm and inebriating fragrance. The use of Monoi de Tahiti, handed down to us from ancient times, is a typical aspect of Polynesian culture which includes its use for the beauty and perfume of skin and hair.