The House of Creed transports the one who picks VETIVER GERANIUM all the way to Indonesia, home of 17,504 islands and the most beautiful flowers in the world. Inspired by the rolling hills of one island, Java, your senses will appreciate the descriptive olfactive crispiness of green apples blended together with tangy lemon extracts. Mists of patchouli, cedarwood and musk engulf the amber and vetiver to reveal an aromatic perfume of exquisite – nevertheless delicious – contrasts.
Limited Edition
Vetiver GeraniumCreed 1760Eau de parfum 100 ml
1150 lei
1150 lei
’VETIVER GERANIUM’ ALL THE WAY TO INDONESIA
| Scent Family | Fresh, Woody |
| Top Notes | Bergamot, Apple, Lemon |
| Heart Notes | Geranium, Rose |
| Base Notes | Ambergris, Vetiver, Cedarwood, Patchouli |
| Recommended as | Perfume for women and men |
| Ingredients | Please refer to the packaging of the purchased product. |
| 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 TIME-DEVOTEES
It’s exemplary how they pass the test of time in such a sublime manner. The CLASSIC niche perfumes follow tradition in perfume making valued for millennia. And the one who embraces the A-to-Z classic made concoctions is someone who appreciates perfumes to their undeniable craftiness-art-value, where classic means not simple, but uncompromising.
Julien Rasquinet
SCENT IS MUSIC
Julien Rasquinet’s path into perfumery reads like a serendipitous tale made from a mix of creativity and pure chance. Raised surrounded by art and expression, Julien was always a storyteller—just not through scent, at first. He painted, designed, and created, unknowingly laying the groundwork for his future. It wasn’t until fate—and his father—crossed paths with legendary perfumer Pierre Bourdon that Julien’s life took a fragrant twist. Bourdon saw something extraordinary in him and, against the odds, offered to train Julien as his final apprentice, turning an artist of visuals into an artist of scent.
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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