Guerlain Mon Guerlain EDP 50ML Women's Perfume

Perfume EDP "My invisible tattoo, my scent, Mon Guerlain. The new perfume of the house of Guerlain, inspired by Angelina Jolie, is a tribute to the strong, free and sensual femininity of today. The fresh oriental fragrance is enriched with extraordinary raw materials: Carla Lavender from Provence, Sambac Jasmine from India, Sandalwood from Australia and Vanilla Tahitensis from Papua New Guinea. Mon Guerlain has expressed the essence of a story full of experiences, nourished by success, expertise and generosity, with the same passion by Guerlain perfumers since 1828. This quadrilobe bottle was designed by Gabriel Guerlain and handcrafted by Baccarat in 1908. In fact, it is a showcase of legendary scents. For years, it has inspired many artists and designers as the iconic bottle of Guerlain. With its understated, simple and clear lines, it is reminiscent of an alchemist's bottle and takes its name from the form of the four-leaf clover. The "quadrilobe" bottle of Mon Guerlain perfume: It was created with inspiration from one of Guerlain's iconic bottles created in 1908. Plain and simple, it reflects an alchemist's bottle. It owes its name to its cap, which is made up of four separate parts resembling a four-leaf clover and forms a whole. "Carla Lavender, an extraordinary variety grown in Provence, is sumptuous and elegant, while Tahitensis Vanilla creates a pleasant contrast, giving boldness and freshness. Sambac Jasmine, picked at sunrise, gives Mon Guerlain all its finesse. Sandalwood strengthens Guerlain's new fragrance and preserves its mystery. THE SECRET OF THE PERFUMER: For five generations, Guerlain perfumers have explored the planet in search of precious raw materials. Behind every Guerlain creation are the wonderful people who grow, distill and extract the raw materials. From the soil to the laboratory, shared and experienced emotions, real human relationships and authentic knowledge are concentrated, becoming the notes of our new women's fragrances Mon Guerlain."