Phaedon Rouge Avignon Eau De Parfum 100ml
$92.02
Phaedon Rouge Avignon is a warm, spicy, and dark fragrance enhanced with notes of red fruits and rose. This exotic scent is best described by Phaedon: “A Gothic composition, opulent and dark, like the shadow of the papal palace, looming over nations and centuries. The carmine red of the papal stole is combined with a fleshy, spicy rose, nuanced with ylang-ylang and raspberry. Heart notes of waxy wood, cocoa bean, black truffle, and earthy, smoky vetiver lure us into the private chambers of the Supreme Pontiff. Gilded stucco and religious decorations glimmer in the firelight, while gray wisps of smoke rise from an incense burner burning slivers of sandalwood mingled with musk and amber.”
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The unisex Rouge Avignon perfume by Phaedon belongs to the oriental floral family. This new fragrance by Pierre Guillaume was released in 2013.
This fragrant symphony majestically unfolds with notes of ylang-ylang and sweet raspberry, shimmering with heart accords of cocoa, truffle, and hinoki wood. The refined base features notes of seductive musk, cool vetiver, noble sandalwood, and sensual amber.
This sweet floral fragrance is recommended for warm summer evenings. It will gracefully highlight the style, charm, and refined taste of a romantic woman or stylish gentleman. Leaving warm waves of spicy vanilla, the perfume inspires love and awakens a sense of beauty.
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Phaedon Rouge Avignon is a warm, spicy, and dark fragrance enhanced with notes of red fruits and rose. This exotic scent is best described by Phaedon: “A Gothic composition, opulent and dark, like the shadow of the papal palace, looming over nations and centuries. The carmine red of the papal stole is combined with a fleshy, spicy rose, nuanced with ylang-ylang and raspberry. Heart notes of waxy wood, cocoa bean, black truffle, and earthy, smoky vetiver lure us into the private chambers of the Supreme Pontiff. Gilded stucco and religious decorations glimmer in the firelight, while gray wisps of smoke rise from an incense burner burning slivers of sandalwood mingled with musk and amber.”