WHITE OUD

ROSÉ

SUBTLE

GOURMET

HOT SPICY

WHITE OUD

ROSÉ

SUBTLE

GOURMET

HOT SPICY



EAU DE PARFUM


A tribute to the Orient; through this suave, luxurious and deeply addictive eau de parfum; elixir privé this time puts the spotlight on the most beautiful and rarest of these olfactory materials: “Oud wood” ~ Astonishing and powerful, from the first note, this perfume constantly transports you into an ancestral, opulent and mysterious universe ~ A piquant and voluptuous bouquet of “Black Baccara” roses at the top; gradually giving way to the torrid heat of incense from the eastern shores ~ A distinguished fragrance with a revisited trail that will not escape fans of burning resins.

AMBER WOOD

TOP
ITALIAN LEMON ESS, ITALIAN MANDARIN ESS, FRENCH WINE LEES ESS


HEART
ROSE BLACK BACCARA EXT, TUNISIAN ORANGE BLOSSOM ESS


BASE
TOBACCO, LAOS OUD ESS, MUSK, NAGARMOTHA, PATCHOULI, SANDALWOOD, HAITI VETIVER ESS, CEDAR, AMBER.

FORMULA

unisex ~ vegan ~ +17% p/p ~ vol. 75° 

ALCOHOL DENAT., PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), AQUA (WATER), CI 60730 (EXT. VIOLET 2), CI 19140 (YELLOW 5), CI 17200 (RED 33), TETRAMETHYL ACETYLOCTAHYDRONAPHTHALENES, LINALYL ACETATE, POGOSTEMON CABLIN OIL, COUMARIN, VANILLIN, LINALOOL, LIMONENE, CITRONELLOL,
JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA OIL, EUGENOL, CITRAL, BETA-CARYOPHYLLENE, PINENE, CITRUS AURANTIUM FLOWER OIL, ROSE FLOWER OIL/EXTRACT, GERANIOL, TERPINEOL, TERPINOLENE.

Before using a product, please read the list of ingredients on the packaging to ensure they are suitable for your personal use.

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. To ensure skin compatibility, test product on a small area of ​​skin. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a physician. Store below 21°C / 70°F.

USING ADVICE

Your fragrance must be expressed where the skin radiates the most, such as:

The hair, behind the ears, the hollow of the neck, the hollow between the chest (pectorals), the wrists, the hollow of the elbow, the small of the back, at the waist, behind the knees, on the ankle..

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  • WINE LEES

    We must distinguish the real lees from the deposits that form in the wine, from the accord which seeks to evoke red wine, fermentation, ripe grapes and the woody background of a cellar. Wine lees is an olfactory theme that reveals a deep and velvety richness, with vinous, woody and slightly tannic accents, evoking patinated barrels and the dark nuances of great wines. Intense and sophisticated, it brings carnal warmth and singular elegance to the perfume, leaving a mysterious, opulent and deliciously captivating trail. 

  • TOBACCO

    Generally an accord, tobacco is a rich and complex olfactory material, widely used in amber, woody, leathery and gourmand perfumes. In perfumery, it is not necessarily a question of reproducing the smell of cigarette smoke. The tobacco note can evoke dried leaves, hay, honey, wood, spices, leather and dried fruits. Its character varies depending on the type of tobacco, drying, fermentation and the materials used to construct the pairing.

  • OUD WOOD

    The Oud comes from the wood of certain trees of the genus Aquilaria and related genera. When a tree reacts to certain biological attacks or injuries, it can produce a dark, odorous resin in its wood. Oud wood reveals a woody, dark and captivating depth, with smoky, resinous and subtly leathery accents. Rare and precious, it envelops the perfume with a mysterious and sensual aura; signature of intense and timeless luxury.

  • AMBERGRIS

    Ambergris is one of the most fascinating materials in the history of perfumery. Rare, complex and once extremely valuable, it is known for its sweet, marine, amber, musky and slightly animalic smell. Contrary to what its name suggests, it is neither fossil amber nor a plant resin: it is formed in the digestive system of the sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus), then can age and oxidize while floating in the sea or by being exposed to the air. In modern perfumery, its interest lies in particular in its effect of depth, warmth and sensuality, as well as its ability to give an impression of salty skin and driftwood.

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