Vanille Noire - Eau de Parfum 100 ml

Eau de Parfum Vanille Noire is a powerful and sensual fragrance.
This mysterious and voluptuous fragrance develops an... se mer

Eau de Parfum Vanille Noire is a powerful and sensual fragrance.
This mysterious and voluptuous fragrance develops an exceptional aromatic richness. With this creation, we want to offer you an Eau de Parfum of character, deep and terribly bewitching, which is gently revealed on contact with the skin.

Among the four olfactory universes that are the source of our inspiration (Traditionnelles Vanilles, Carnet de Voyage, Souvenirs d'Enfance, le Verger), the Eau de Parfum Vanille Noire is a natural choice in the Traditionnelles Vanilles family.

The original vanilla: an obvious choice. Black vanilla has been growing in Mexico since the dawn of time. The Amerindians have been using vanilla for nearly 2000 years, first to flavor incense, used in religious ceremonies, or to flavor a drink made with cocoa and chili. When Cortes arrived in Mexico City, as a sign of welcome, King Montezuma offered him this drink made of cocoa and chili pepper in a golden cup. In 1600, the Spaniards brought vanilla back to Europe in its most ancestral form: the black vanilla bean.

The notes of this fabulous vanilla are warm, powerful, yet subtle, strongly chocolatey, tenacious and spicy in the background. It is without doubt the vanilla with the most varied aromas.

This eau de parfum is composed of 87% natural ingredients.

We select high quality pure ingredients from the surrounding nature and natural vanilla extracts from Mexico and Madagascar. They are combined with a 100% natural alcohol, guaranteed without phthalate to obtain compositions with sincere notes that come to life on the skin.

In the respect of the traditions, 21 days of maceration are necessary to guarantee a balanced olfactory construction.
This work allows the subtle alliance of all the ingredients. Particular care is also given to the glazing and filtration stages which determine the stability and constancy of the compositions over time.
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