The Executive Selection: Azzaro The Solarissimo Marettimo is reminiscent of refreshing breezes in the Mediterranean.

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff Sep 15, 2018

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Concocted by perfumer Quentin Bisch, the Solarissimo Marettimo is reminiscent of refreshing breezes in the Mediterranean. A fresh scent with aquatic notes and accords of citrus and wood, the Eau de Toilette comes in a blue bottle evoking the sun and sea.

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