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Eau Capitale

The chypre celebration of the capital Paris
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Description

The Eau Capitale is a tribute to the city of lights before the Great War: Paris. This celebration is imperative through the Art Nouveau, at the time a current present in all corners of the city during the Universal Exhibition. L'Eau Capitale is reminiscent of the grandeur of Paris, with its 145 districts, all as different as the chypre notes that compose it: bergamot and fruity orange combine with pink berries and cloves for a spicy start, followed by of a floral heart of roses from Bulgaria and Turkey. The woody, green background of patchouli, vetiver and akigalawood brings the final touch to this olfactory ode.
The Eau Capitale is a tribute to the city of lights before the Great War: Paris. This celebration is imperative through the Art Nouveau, at the time a current present in all corners of the city during the Universal Exhibition. L'Eau Capitale is reminiscent of the grandeur of Paris, with its 145 districts, all as different as the chypre notes that compose it: bergamot and fruity orange combine with pink berries and cloves for a spicy start, followed by of a floral heart of roses from Bulgaria and Turkey. The woody, green background of patchouli, vetiver and akigalawood brings the final touch to this olfactory ode.

notes

families cyprus, floral
head notes Bergamot, Bitter orange, Clove, Pink pepper
heart notes Bulgarian Rose, Turkish Rose, Ylang-ylang
base notes Akigalawood, Ambergris, Musk, Patchouli, Tobacco, Vetiver

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