Floral Romantic fragrance from the Les Elixirs Charnels collection
In order to be part of this lineage, Floral Romantique released in 2011 has been adorned with some gourmet notes while displaying a wind of flowers and fresh scents much more romantic than the first scents of the range.
The outbursts of the heart of Thierry Wasser: Romantic Floral
Each fragrance in the Les Elixirs Charnels collection has been designed to match every moment of a woman’s love life. If Gourmand Coquin, Cyprus Fatal and Oriental Brûlant all had unequivocal ambitions, Floral Romantique would rather be the perfume of the meeting, of this moment when the woman lets herself be carried away in the whirlwind of the absence and the need of the other. . Floral Romantique would be the perfume that is used well before the three opuses of Sylvaine Delacourte and Christine Nagel!
“An angelic alchemy, at the same time fresh, sweet and warm for a dreamer on edge. »Romantic Floral described by Guerlain.
Besides Floral Romantique, although with the participation of Sylvaine Delacourte, was composed by Thierry Wasser. And Thierry Wasser rarely uses gourmet chords, if not to sublimate other very different notes. As a result Floral Romantique may be from the same collection as Gourmand Coquin, Cyprus Fatal and Oriental Brûlant, it stands out for its luminous and opulent flowers much more than for its sweet notes. & nbsp;
However, it is not because the sweet Romantic Floral is meant to be delicate that it lacks character, quite the contrary!
Romantic floral between delicacy of white flowers, woody sensualities
Floral Romantique likes to sow confusion between icy freshness, flowery sweetness and enigmatic woody heat. Floral Romantique is therefore a fragrance that can be recognized, touched and tamed to better leave the delicious scent of memory, just like the vast majority of Thierry Wasser’s perfumes, Floral Romantique is contrasted and therefore unique.
“Today , perfumes are unfortunately more and more functional, since we have lost the dream, the exception, the difference and the desire. So I imagine a signature perfume, which has tamed you and which you have tamed, a somewhat romantic idea of perfume. »Thierry Wasser
Thus Floral Romantique opens a citrus cocktail composed of mandarin and small grain which will be enhanced by an aromatic touch of mate. Then the ylang-ylang, the tiare, the orange blossom and the jasmine blow their flowery splendors on a spicy and spicy carnation. Yet the lily will powder these generous and dynamic flowers. Finally the strength of cedar wood and ambrette will marry the gluttony of chestnuts and benzoin to better fly away in the volutes of a smoked tea leaving the mystery hovering over this Romantic Floral woman who we long to see again …
< p> Floral Romantique promises us according to Guerlain “an experience with an intrepid temperament”.
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