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Perfume
Maximum powderiness, creamy softness, and floral-woody nuances define this extraordinary fragrance.
This perfume embodies pure sensuality. At its heart is the unique and elaborately extracted Bavarian Iris germanica Danner – perhaps the most potent variety worldwide. It lends Iris Trousseau an exceptional, creamy-smooth powderiness, perfected by rare Piedmontese hazelnut extract, tonka bean absolute, and sandalwood oil in deep and warm nuances. This fragrance, extraordinary in all categories, envelops you with its silky delicacy and carries you with weightless elegance.
- 25-fold Iris Concentration
Based on industry-standard iris concentrations of about 0.1% in fragrance oil, Iris Trousseau uses an approximately 25-fold increased dose of iris butter and iris extract. Such high iris concentrations are unique in the world of fragrances, and the perfumes are therefore only available in naturally limited quantities. - Bavarian Iris germanica Danner
The Bavarian Iris germanica Danner is a special variation of Iris germanica and is characterized by extreme powderiness and strength. It possesses fruity-sweet and floral violet notes with creamy and slightly nutty nuances. - Naming
“Trousseau” is a rare, old, and autochthonous red grape variety from the French Jura. Wines made from these grapes are known for their floral and elegant violet notes.
In addition to the perfume itself, the Signature Box also contains a carefully selected piece of iris rhizome and a vial of precious, pure iris essence, representing the heart of each perfume. The individual components thus tell the story of the perfume's creation and invite you to experience "From Field to Flacon" for yourself.
Since each year's harvest is unique, this fragrance is a vintage perfume with a naturally limited edition.
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This information reflects our current state of knowledge. Ingredients may be adjusted by the manufacturer from time to time. We therefore strongly recommend checking the relevant information on the product packaging before use.