Phantom - Deodorant Stick

L'eau de toilette Phantom from Rabanne is a hypnotic, mysterious fragrance of creamy lavender, invigorating lemon and... see more

L'eau de toilette Phantom from Rabanne is a hypnotic, mysterious fragrance of creamy lavender, invigorating lemon and addictive vanilla. Let yourself be bewitched by this exceptional essence, both magnetic and elusive.

A gourmand vanilla fragrance contrasts with fragrant lemon notes, stimulating the mind and invigorating the body. Inhale deeply: a lavender fragrance emerges in the background, testifying to a rare sophistication.

Enter the world of l'eau de toilette Phantom of Rabanne Distilling a contemporary, enigmatic elegance, it seems to push open the doors to a hitherto unsuspected universe, embodied by the mythical robot bottle of Rabanne

Charismatic, mysterious and unconventional, the man Phantom fascinates, seduces and charms. By night, in the streets of Paris, he evolves in his element, diffusing a fragrant trail that leaves a lasting impression. For this born provocateur never leaves anyone indifferent: revealing a complex, multi-faceted personality, he sometimes reveals a sensitivity just beneath his skin.

Could he be more vulnerable than he appears?

Made from precious, noble ingredients, ethically and responsibly sourced, this fragrance for men is for those who like to be in the know eau de toilette for men is for those who don't shy away from a challenge. Shaking up convention is second nature to them...

A unique and transformative experience.

*PACO RABANNE BECOMES RABANNE On the eve of its 60th anniversary, the fashion and fragrance house enters a new era.
Simplified and more international in spirit, the change of name to Rabanne represents a decisive moment for the House as it celebrates a decade of exceptional growth and looks to a new future that unites fashion and beauty under a single signature. Directly inspired by Calandre, the House's first parfum launched in 1969, the new original typography draws its inspiration from the Maison's archives. Show less