Elysée

Oh my God Talking about Elysée isn't just talking about a smell, it's about taking a walk in a garden of fresh roses early in the morning. It's not just about a special moment, it's about missing an entire era. It's not telling about a memory of something, but it's revisiting a place with your love story, your first and only love... Elysée has a fruity top of Plum, Peach and Violet Leaves, which is typical of a 1990s perfume, bringing a feminine softness to its scent. In its notes of character, beautifully romantic, we have the bloom of the Rose of Morocco, which brings with it the fragrant freshness of its petals and exudes all the softness of its perfume. In the distance, at its base, classic notes of Musk and Amber come to welcome this Rose. This perfume works with such excellence the Rose of Morocco, that I thought it was made by Sophia Grojsman. Elysée smells like a secret love, the slow listening of a song that makes us sigh. Olfactorily, Elysée is a soapy rose, perfect for a dinner for two. For me, more than anything, he smells of homesickness. 🌹

Elysée has a delicious opener of Plum, Peach, and Violet Leaves that gives it a feminine softness. Peach, plum, and violet are the top notes; Moroccan Rose and Rose Oil are the middle notes; while Musk and Amber are the base notes. The sweet freshness of its petals and the softness of its scent are both present. Classic notes of Musk and Amber greet the rose as it dries down. Elysée smells like a hidden love, and soapy rose, it is simply wonderful. Performance is also excellent! Lovely!