Histoires de Parfums 1826 Eugenie de Montijo

The image of majestic and beautiful French Empress Eugenie de Montijo inspired perfumer Gerald Gislana to create an incredibly feminine and elegant perfume in 1826 Eugenie De Montijo, who became one of the most refined and sophisticated women's fragrances in the collection Histoires De Parfums. Last Empress of the French empire was not only the beauty, grace and charm, but also a fine mind and a passionate temperament, which is reflected in the emotional and sensual oriental compositions.

The fragrance 1826 Eugenie De Montijo escapes from the bottle fresh and invigorating sound tart bergamot and juicy tangerine. Gradually revealing a bouquet filled with delicate fragrance of white flowers and soft powdery sound violets. Exquisite contrast feminine floral heart perfume make spicy notes of cinnamon and ginger. Woody base notes, astringency patchouli and incense underline the greatness of the nobility of the composition, and the sweetness of vanilla and airy lightness of musk and amber give a bouquet of exquisite sensuality.

Date Release : 2001

Location - maker : France

Sex : Women

Classification flavor : East

Start Note : bergamot and tangerine

Heart note : white flowers, violet, ginger and cinnamon

End Note : patchouli, incense, vanilla, amber, musk and woody notes