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Dolce & Gabbana - The One For Men Eau De Toilette.
Il profumo maschile Dolce&Gabbana The One for Men Gold Eau de Parfum Intense celebra il fascino magnetico dell'uomo che lo indossa con un accordo olfattivo legnoso e speziato composto da Salvia sclarea, Bergamotto e Patchouli. IL DESIGNIl design del flacone di Dolce&Gabbana The One for Men Gold Eau de Parfum Intense reinterpreta le linee essenziali dell'originale flacone con un'intensa laccatura oro.
The One for Men Eau de Parfum Intense rappresenta la quintessenza del carisma maschile. Porta una nuova espressione di eleganza senza tempo alla collezione The One for Men, assorbendo e intensificando l'attrazione naturale di chi lo indossa.Questa fragranza legnosa-orientale per gli uomini trae il suo potere magnetico da una straordinaria combinazione di opposti: la leggerezza dell'olio di neroli si fonde con le note fumose del cuoio nero profondo, dove la dolce speziatura del patchouli si combina con gli accordi eleganti del cisto.Note di testa: neroli, cipressoNote di cuore: legno di cashmere, coriandoloNote di fondo: accordi di cuoio, vaniglia, patchouli
Un profumo elegante e sensuale, decisamente moderno ma unico e senza tempo, un classico. The One for Men rispecchia pienamente l’uomo Dolce&Gabbana: un uomo carismatico e seduttore, un uomo elegante e sofisticato, che ama prendersi cura di sé. Un moderno edonista che non passa mai inosservato.
Profumo Uomo Dolce & Gabbana The One For Men Eau de Toilette confezione da 150ML Dopo The One, gli stilisti Dolce & Gabbana nel 2008 propongono la versione per uomo della fragranza, The One for Men. Sensuale e sofisticata, si rivolge ad un uomo cosmopolita, che si prende cura di sé e del suo corpo
'This book will make you love her as much as I do' FORMER PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON \n\n'Breath-taking courage and compassion [...]a beautiful book' \nTHE SUNDAY TIMES \n\n'A renegade Florence Nightingale cares for the ill in a remarkable tale of compassion and combating prejudice'\nGUARDIAN \n\n'An extraordinary tale' \nEVENING STANDARD \n\n'If I have one message with this book it's that we all have to care for one another. Today, not just in 1986. Life is about caring for each other, and I learned more about life from the dying than I ever learned from the living. It's in an elephant ride, it's in those wildflowers dancing on their way to the shared grave of two men in love, and it's in caring for that young man who just needed information without judgement.'\n \nIn 1986, 26-year-old Ruth Coker Burks visits a friend in hospital when she notices that the door to one of the patient's rooms is painted red. The nurses are reluctant to enter, drawing straws to decide who will tend to the sick person inside. Out of impulse, Ruth herself enters the quarantined space and begins to care for the young man who cries for his mother in the last moments of his life. \n\nAnd in doing so, Ruth's own life changes forever. \n\nAs word spreads in the community that she is the only person willing to help the young men afflicted by the growing AIDS crisis, Ruth goes from being an ordinary young mother to an accidental activist. Forging deep friendships with the men she helps, Ruth works to find them housing and jobs, and then funeral homes willing to take their bodies - often in the middle of the night. She prepares and delivers meals to 'her guys,' supplementing her own income with discarded food found in the dumpsters behind supermarkets. She defies local pastors and the medical community to store rare medications for her most urgent patients, and teaches sex education to drag queens after hours at secret bars. Emboldened by the weight of their collective pain, she fervently advocates for their safety and visibility, ultimately advising Governor Bill Clinton on the national HIV-AIDS crisis, and in doing so becomes a beacon of hope to an otherwise spurned group of ailing gay men on the fringes of society. \n\nRuth kept her story a secret for years, fearful of repercussions within her deeply conservative community. But at a time when it's more important than ever to stand up for those who can't, Ruth has found the courage to have her voice - and the voices of those who were stigmatised, rejected and abandoned - heard.
This book will make you love her as much as I do FORMER PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON \n\n'Breath-taking courage and compassion [...]a beautiful book' \nTHE SUNDAY TIMES \n\n'A renegade Florence Nightingale cares for the ill in a remarkable tale of compassion and combating prejudice'\nGUARDIAN \n\n'An extraordinary tale' \nEVENING STANDARD \n\n'If I have one message with this book it's that we all have to care for one another. Today, not just in 1986. Life is about caring for each other, and I learned more about life from the dying than I ever learned from the living. It's in an elephant ride, it's in those wildflowers dancing on their way to the shared grave of two men in love, and it's in caring for that young man who just needed information without judgement.'\n \nIn 1986, 26-year-old Ruth Coker Burks visits a friend in hospital when she notices that the door to one of the patient's rooms is painted red. The nurses are reluctant to enter, drawing straws to decide who will tend to the sick person inside. Out of impulse, Ruth herself enters the quarantined space and begins to care for the young man who cries for his mother in the last moments of his life. \n\nAnd in doing so, Ruth's own life changes forever. \n\nAs word spreads in the community that she is the only person willing to help the young men afflicted by the growing AIDS crisis, Ruth goes from being an ordinary young mother to an accidental activist. Forging deep friendships with the men she helps, Ruth works to find them housing and jobs, and then funeral homes willing to take their bodies - often in the middle of the night. She prepares and delivers meals to 'her guys,' supplementing her own income with discarded food found in the dumpsters behind supermarkets. She defies local pastors and the medical community to store rare medications for her most urgent patients, and teaches sex education to drag queens after hours at secret bars. Emboldened by the weight of their collective pain, she fervently advocates for their safety and visibility, ultimately advising Governor Bill Clinton on the national HIV-AIDS crisis, and in doing so becomes a beacon of hope to an otherwise spurned group of ailing gay men on the fringes of society. \n\nRuth kept her story a secret for years, fearful of repercussions within her deeply conservative community. But at a time when it's more important than ever to stand up for those who can't, Ruth has found the courage to have her voice - and the voices of those who were stigmatised, rejected and abandoned - heard.
