L'Eau D'Hiver by Frederic Malle 100 ml, packaging

L'Eau D'HiverEditions de Parfums Frederic MalleEau de parfum 100 ml

1525 lei

KEEP THE COLD AWAY WITH ‘L’EAU D’HIVER’

Cold is a feeling you mostly get in winter. But just like a sad song that can make you feel better, you can turn it around to keep you warm. L’EAU D’HIVER translates to water of winter, but as a scent, it translates to a warm cloud of iris, hawthorn and heliotrope that pervade a transparent sea of bergamot and hedione just to make a paradoxical “eau chaude’, warm water. If you were looking for a subtle perfume, like an intimate expression of personal comfort, this is the scented warm transparency you were hoping to find.

SOOTHING
WARM
WHISPER

Scent Family	Woody, Fresh
Top Notes	Bergamot
Base Notes	Hawthorn, Heliotrope, Iris
Recommended as	Perfume for women and men
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.

Jean-Claude Ellena

PERFUMERY AS SELF PLEASURE GENEROUSLY SHARED

Sometimes, less is indeed more. That seems to be a belief shared by master perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena, who started working with 1,200 ingredients and gradually narrowed the palette to 110. Born into a perfumer family in Grasse, the epicenter of the French perfume industry, Ellena's profound connection with fragrance was cultivated from a young age. His journey in perfumery started at only 16 years old and has been marked by a constant quest for innovation and a deep understanding of olfactory elements, which he has also explored through authoring books like "Perfume: The Alchemy of Scent."