Notes that evoke the scent. They are not a list of ingredients.
Main notes
Top notes The first impression
orange blossom, lavender, galbanum, honeysuckle, hyacinth, lemon (lime), bergamot, blackcurrants and lily white
Heart notes The scent's character
jasmine of Morocco, honeysuckle, carnation, tuberose, iris, lily, root of lily, ylang-ylang, lily of the valley (lily of the valley) and rose
Base notes The final trail
leather, sandalwood, amber, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, vetiver, incense and cedar
Notes of the documented fragrance inspiration; they provide guidance without guaranteeing an identical composition.
Notes describe the scent; they are not a list of ingredients.
About the perfume
A floral profile defines Morocco jasmine, Mileyre No. 111. The published pyramid moves from orange blossom and lavender in the opening to Moroccan jasmine and honeysuckle in the heart, completed by leather and sandalwood in the base.
Reference No. 111. Its fragrance inspiration is Anais.Anais.Cacharel.
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Ingredients and precautions
The INCI composition has not been supplied yet. Check the official label before buying.
How to use and store your perfume
Follow the packaging instructions. Avoid contact with eyes and irritated skin; let the perfume dry before dressing and check compatibility before applying it to fabrics.
Keep the bottle tightly closed, away from sunlight and heat. Check the label for precautions specific to this reference.
Compare the notes with perfumes you know and, if possible, try it on your skin. Perception can vary: families and notes offer guidance rather than a guarantee of longevity or intensity.