Meet the limited-edition fragrance from the fashion house Givenchy, namely Patchouli de Minuit. A review from Sunday21.
The legendary collection of L'Atelier de Givenchy will be supplemented by a new perfume with an interesting name Patchouli de Minuit. Collection clothing again inspires Hubert de Givenchy to create a new fragrance that will stay in the hearts of fans for a long time. Givenchy's limited edition composition is in a bottle covered with black lacquer and also includes decorated golden elements. The bottle is placed in a white box with embossing, for a brighter tactile sensation. This is the fourteenth scent in the range, a novelty that promises to be versatile and interesting for anyone who ever hears its scent. The previous fragrance in L'Atelier de Givenchy was Myrre Carmin, where mostly Eastern notes with myrrh, roses and various balms prevailed. The price for 100 milliliters of this fragrance is about 200 euros.
What did fashionable surprise and conquer the hearts of elite perfume lovers this time?
Patchouli de Minuit perfume is released for men and women who know a lot about elite, unforgettable perfumes of Givenchy fashion house. At the very beginning of the oriental wood composition you will hear the subtle shades of Saffron and Olibanum with a shining chord of incense. In the heart of the perfume you can catch the smell of contrasting wormwood, wild lavender and bright whisper of patchouli. The base of the fragrance includes fragrant kashmeran, thin beans and a shade of patchouli.
You will be extremely surprised by Givenchy's Patchouli de Minuit composition, which symbolizes the oriental night, each note is multi-faceted and helps its owners to open up fully. The perfume, which is framed with fragrant spices and herbs will betray the confidence in the morning and give a green light to party visits or romantic dates. The main idea of Patchouli de Minuit was to show how there are amazing individual silhouettes and different moments in life that are worth remembering and carrying in years to convey their legacy.