RAMON MONEGAL Lucky Spray
19000558058

Bright, airy and quietly confident, Lucky Spray pairs fresh aquatic notes with a floral-woody core. Bergamot, coconut water and Cascalone create a clean, luminous opening that feels crisp without becoming sharp, while the composition retains an elegant softness.

At the heart, Damask rose and jasmine meet oud, adding depth to the transparent freshness. The floral notes remain clear and refined, grounded by the woody accent. Amber and musk then settle into a smooth, warm trail, bringing balance to the fragrance.

Part of the Katharsis collection, Lucky Spray explores confidence and positive momentum with a sense of restraint. The contrast between watery brightness, refined florals and a soft amber-musky base makes it a versatile fragrance for those drawn to modern, expressive perfumery.

product details
product type
eau de parfum
best for
male & female
fragrance family
floral, amber, woody
top notes
bergamot, coconut water, cascalone
heart notes
damask rose, oud, jasmine
base notes
amber, musk
volume
75 ml
Spray onto pulse points such as the wrists, neck, behind the ears and inner elbows. Avoid contact with clothing. For longer-lasting wear, apply to moisturized skin.
Alcohol Denat., Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Citral, Citronellol, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Peel Oil, Farnesol, Geraniol, Geranyl Acetate, Limonene, Linalool, Linalyl Acetate, Pinene, Rose Flower Oil/Extract, Rose Ketones, Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes.
Ramon Monegal
Spain

Ramon Monegal is part of the history of Barcelona and one of the most famous perfumers in Spain. He is the fourth generation of the family that founded Myrurgia S.A. Ramon studied his craft in Geneva, Grasse and Paris with very famous perfumers. In 1979 he created his first successful perfume, Alada, which continues to be the market leader for many years.

Ramon became director of a trading house in Myrurgia, developing projects licensed for Don Algodon, Massimo Dutti (Grupo Zara), Adolfo Dominguez, Julio Iglesias, Seve Ballesteros, Panama Jack, Antonio Miro. He was appointed director of Myrurgia in 1985 and later became vice-president of the group. In 2000, Antonio Puig SA acquired Myrurgia SA and was asked to stay on to develop the Myrurgia brands, as well as new ones such as Pacha and Maison Parfum. In 2008 he became independent and was still responsible for Adolfo Dominguez perfumes. In 2009, he founded his own company, Monegal Projects, with the first project being the creation of the signature brand RM (Ramon Monegal). Ramon describes his collection as “a living presence that delights the senses and exerts a personal, sublime charm. The aroma hints and bewitches, caresses the skin, envelops and evokes a reaction."

country of origin
Italy