French Portrait - the fragrance begins with roses just before they bloom with hints of greenery and woody stems in the cool early morning air. For most of its development, the rose remains the star and driving force, but over time the scent becomes lower, smokier, and woody as the patchouli, sandalwood, and incense notes become more dominant over time until the drydown, where the rose is. finally fades into the background, though still bright enough to let you know it's there. Aside from the smell, it's very important to know that this is a bombastic cloud of scent - it has intense splash and projection and will fill a room with scent the next day after one spray (even just one or two sprays). It was one of the strongest fragrances that reflects the image of a real Lady.

AROMA NOTES:

Top notes - rose.

Middle notes - blackcurrants, raspberries, cloves.

Base notes - patchouli, sandalwood, incense.