The Rare and Precious Raw Materials That Shape Our Perfumes
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Raw Materials & Notes
Every autumn, the same ritual returns. We put away our fresh colognes and reach instead for warmth, for a scent that envelops rather than refreshes. Three notes almost always come back: amber, leather and vanilla.
Why these, and why now? Since 1774, our House has observed this olfactory change of season. Here is what it says about us, and how to make the most of it.
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