L'OBJET Kerylos

1222 lei

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1222 lei
€1,222
L'OBJET Kerylos 100 ml

SUN ON STONE, LIGHT ON SKIN

Yuzu, mandarin, grapefruit, galbanum, lentisque, wild herbs, sandalwood, and white musk… together they wear the Mediterranean on your skin as it is when it isn’t performing: sunlit, wild, authentic. KERYLOS captures that perfect moment when ripe citrus falls onto sun-warmed rocks and the air tastes of salt, crisp green, and freedom. Its name comes from Greek mythology and the flight of the blue kingfisher, a symbol of new beginnings… with light, sea, and endless blue.

  • SUNNY
  • GREEN
  • FREE
INGREDIENTS
Please refer to the packaging of the purchased product.
SCENT FAMILY
Citrus, Aromatic
TOP NOTES
Yuzu, Grapefruit
HEART NOTES
Galbanum, Mastic
BASE NOTES
Sandalwood, White musk
RECOMMENDED AS
Women & Men perfume
SAFETY INFORMATION
Flammable. Do not use near a flame or a source of ignition. Avoid contact with eyes. If product gets into eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Keep away from things that catch fire. Keep away from children.
Seductive Attitune, the mood name

FOR ATTENTION-CRAVERS

They are tempting like an array of sumptuous sweets. Symbols of desire, SEDUCTIVE perfumes enable a one-of-a-kind mood incomparable in strength, memorable in silage, forward in every composing detail. As a definition, seductive means tempting and attractive, as a niche experience, seductive means fantasy-inspiring extravagance everyone will recall.

Seductive Attitude - Mood Image

Jean-Claude Ellena

PERFUMERY AS SELF PLEASURE GENEROUSLY SHARED

Sometimes, less is indeed more. That seems to be a belief shared by master perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena, who started working with 1,200 ingredients and gradually narrowed the palette to 110. Born into a perfumer family in Grasse, the epicenter of the French perfume industry, Ellena's profound connection with fragrance was cultivated from a young age. His journey in perfumery started at only 16 years old and has been marked by a constant quest for innovation and a deep understanding of olfactory elements, which he has also explored through authoring books like "Perfume: The Alchemy of Scent."

Jean-Claude Ellena

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