You’ll be pretty in pink! But this is not about liking or wearing the actual pink color, it’s about discovering how pink smells like. And we are certain you’ll love to wear SPRING FLOWER, a pink scent made palpable by Creed with peaches, apricots, jasmine, white flowers, lemon, grapefruit, musk, ambergris, in a playful way for the every day. As feminine energy should be celebrated 24 hours a day with a new flavorful shade of pink on its bottle, because presentation…still counts as everything.
Spring FlowerCreed 1760Eau de parfum 75 ml
1300 lei
1300 lei
NEVER-ENDING ‘SPRING FLOWER’ FEELING
| Scent Family | Floral, Fresh, Fruity |
| Top Notes | Bergamot, Grapefruit, Lemon, Green |
| Heart Notes | Jasmine, Apricot, Peach, White flower |
| Base Notes | Musk, Ambergris, Cedarwood |
| Recommended as | Women perfume |
| Safety Information | Flammable. Do not use near a flame or a source of ignition. Avoid contact with eyes. If product gets into eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Keep away from things that catch fire. Keep away from children. |
FOR THE GUILT-FREE
This is passion for the purest blends that needs no explanation. The INNOCENT mood describes the scents and their creative stories and versatile styles as a soulful warm bath in… flowers. They might feel innocent but they dominate. In other words, this is polished love for niche perfumes that only those who never feel guilty about their pleasures can experience it.
Pierre Bourdon
PERFUMERY AS CREATING ART
Pierre Bourdon's journey into the world of perfumery didn’t begin with childhood dreams of fragrant fields but with political science textbooks in Paris. Born in 1946, Pierre initially pursued a more conventional path until a chance meeting with the legendary Edmond Roudnitska in the south of France changed everything. Inspired, Pierre pivoted to perfumery, training rigorously for five years at Roure in Grasse, under the guidance of not only Roudnitska but also Jean Carles, absorbing the kind of wisdom only true masters could offer.
A pair of scented leather gloves sent to King George III in 1760 was the start for this highly British, royal and creative spirit that fuels House of Creed.
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