A smouldering aphrodisiac elixir, brimming with allure. This amber-infused oriental masterpiece dances with gourmande, fruity, and addictive notes, and a complexity of 203 of the finest ingredients. It opens with a citrus accord of Bergamot, Grapefruit, and Neroli, entwined with a herbal green embrace of black cherry and Clary Sage, embodying the essence of sun-warmed paradise. Mate Tea, hailed as the drink of friendship and a gift from the gods, lends a touch of bitterness to the scent. At its heart, Jasmine reigns supreme, accompanied by the rich notes of Orris and Papyrus, infusing sensuality and depth. Dry, smoky tobacco reveals a warm, complex character, exuding sweet nuances of maple, caramel, and hints of violet, rose, and whiskey. The base, an oriental woody symphony, unfolds with opulent Ambers, smoky leather, and robust, resinous Labdanum, softened by the delicate touch of Tonka and Vanilla. Indulge in hedonistic abandonment. Addictive Arts pioneers groundbreaking perfume technology, courtesy of Clive Christian's AddictiveFusion, capturing molecules through an exclusive alchemical process that defies replication.
Specifications
Fragrance family
Fresh
Product code
Fragrance group
Oriental
For whom
For adults
Gender
Women's
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About the brand
Clive Christian is a distinguished British perfume house that creates only luxurious premium perfumes. These fragrances are almost unique in their composition, and the bottles are precious works of art. The predecessor of the house of Clive Christian - the perfume house The Crown Perfumery - was founded in 1872 and was a supplier of perfumes to the court of Queen Victoria in the 19th century, and also became the only perfume house that was honored to wear the image of Queen Victoria's crown on its bottles. Due to the high position in the perfume market, the Clive Christian brand was honored to create perfumes for the Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen and the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, and the perfumer himself was granted a coat of arms and the title of lord.