SAIGA 羚羊 100ML

羚羊的優雅

玫瑰百葉和黑醋栗花蕾

 

草原上，隔著一望無際的稀疏荒野，遠處出現了一個女性的身影。 羚羊敏捷的動作好像節拍創造了旋律一樣。

在果香豐沛的黑醋栗蓓蕾香氣中進入千葉玫瑰的懷抱，而後雪松曳著優雅香氣延續著感受。氣息就像是羚羊的溫柔優雅。

 

 

容量：100 毫升

前調：黑加侖芽純油

中調：百葉玫瑰淨油

基調：雪松精華

 

89% 的天然成分 15% 濃度 100% 純素 - 格拉斯製造na，他是LE COUVENT 洛蔻芳的靈魂人物，出身香氛世家，有「世界上最棒的十大調香師」美譽，在法國高級香水界享負盛名，累積逾 50 年的經驗。長年的專業訓練與敏銳的嗅覺，加上獨到的調香風格和美學，他的成名基於別樹一格的優雅風格。 Jean-Claude Ellena一如既往地使用珍貴稀有的天然香材滋養品牌，提升更高的品牌價值與精神。

Jean-Claude Ellena的作品簡單、不加修飾、純粹。他曾効力多個高級品牌，包括 Hermès、Bulgari、Frédéric Malle、L’Artisan Parfumeur 及 Van Cleef & Arpels

 

The Elegance of the Antilope 

AN ELEGANT FRUITY FLORAL 

In the steppe, across the vast expanses of sparse wilderness, a feminine figure appears in the distance. The Antilope’s agile bounds appear to brush the ground as the rhythmic beat of its movements creates a melody. The refined heart of Rose Centifolia wrapped in delicate Cedarwood. A fragile appearance where the fruity, cheeky note of Blackcurrant Bud reminds us that an intense soul resides beneath the softness. The Antilope: a subtle elegance. 

 

ROSE CENTIFOLIA & BLACKCURRANT BUD 

 

 

89% Of Natural origin ingredients 15% Concentration
100% Vegan – Made in Grasse 

* 100% of our products are vegan registered by the Vegan Society association 

** Calculation according to the ISO standard 16128 -% naturalness across the entire Eaux de Parfum Singulières range

 

Jean-Claude Ellena is considered to be one of the greatest perfumers in the world. He has been leaving his mark on the landscape of French Haute Parfumerie for more than fifty years. After occupying a position as the exclusive, in-house perfumer at Hermès, he is now the Olfactive Creation Director at Le Couvent Maison de Parfum. For him, this partnership is like love at first sight. It is a story of people coming together, of sharing, of cherished commonality. Ellena’s creative vision is nourished by the noble, natural, singular materials that reside deep within the brand’s DNA. Above all, the perfumer loves to construct fragrances that are “distinctive, minimalist, graceful, and generous”.