Rumba Perfume

Rumba perfume by way of Ted Lapidus, Rumba is an oriental floral perfume for ladies that was launched in 1989. It opens with pinnacle notes of plum, bergamot, peach, raspberry, orange blossom, basil, and mirabelle. Its center notes encompass honey, tuberose, jasmine, carnation, heliotrope, gardenia, magnolia, lily of the valley, orchid, marigold, and rose. Its base incorporates notes of vanilla, ambergris, leather-based, tonka bean, patchouli, musk, sandalwood, plum, cedar, styrax, and oakmoss. This head-turning perfume has full-size sillage and could be very durable.

Ted Lapidus is the maker of this perfume. He's a Parisian fashion designer that released his personal logo in 1951 after completing an apprenticeship with Christian Dior. Even as he originally targeted his label on style, he multiplied into accessories and fragrances within the 1970s. He launched his first fragrance under his call in 1970 in collaboration with L’Oreal. His son took over the company in 1989, and the label ended its garb division in 2000, deciding on to cognizance entirely on add-ons and fragrances.