Eau D Hadrien Annick Goutal Eau De Parfum

Eau D Hadrien Annick Goutal, a unisex fragrance that captures the essence of a sunny Mediterranean garden, is crafted by the renowned French perfumer Annick Goutal. Launched in 1999, this Eau De Parfum has gained a cult following due to its crisp, uplifting aroma. Aromatic Profile: The fragrance opens with vibrant notes of Italian lemon and grapefruit, evoking the freshness of citrus groves. The heart of the perfume reveals a bouquet of aromatic cypress, basil, and orange blossoms, reminiscent of a fragrant breeze wafting through a Tuscan garden. The base notes of amber, musk, and vetiver ground the scent, providing depth and warmth. Benefits of Eau D Hadrien Annick Goutal Eau De Parfum: - Versatile and timeless: Suitable for both men and women, this fragrance effortlessly complements any style or occasion. - Uplifting and invigorating: The citrusy and aromatic notes provide an instant boost of energy, making it an excellent choice for daytime wear. - Refreshing and clean: The fragrance evokes a sense of purity and freshness, leaving you feeling revitalized and uplifted. - Long-lasting: The Eau De Parfum concentration ensures longevity, allowing you to enjoy the scent throughout the day. Product Features: - Volume: 50 ml / 1.7 fl. oz. - Concentration: Eau De Parfum - Unisex fragrance: Designed for both men and women - Top notes: Italian lemon, grapefruit - Heart notes: Cypress, basil, orange blossoms - Base notes: Amber, musk, vetiver - Compact and portable: The spray bottle is easy to carry in a purse or pocket, allowing for convenient touch-ups. Application and Usage: For the best scent experience, apply Eau D Hadrien Annick Goutal Eau De Parfum to your pulse points, such as the wrists, inner elbows, and neck. This will allow the fragrance to warm up and diffuse more effectively. Additional Notes: - Origin: Made in France - Brand: Annick Goutal - Category: Unisex fragrances - Awards: FiFi Award for Best Unisex Fragrance in 2000

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