The Image Guerlain Les Absolus d'Orient Epices Exquises embodies the sophisticated traveler, someone who appreciates the artistry of rare ingredients and the allure of distant horizons. It is a fragrance for the bold and refined individual who seeks a scent that is both complex and perfectly balanced, reflecting a deep appreciation for luxury and heritage.
The Emotion Inspired by the traditional spiced cardamom coffee offered as a gesture of hospitality in the Middle East, this scent evokes a sense of warmth, comfort, and exotic mystery. It is an ideal companion for cooler weather, wrapping the wearer in a cozy, intoxicating aura that lingers beautifully throughout the day.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a vibrant, fresh burst of cardamom, angelica, and pink pepper. As it settles, the heart reveals a warm, spicy core of coffee and black pepper. The journey concludes with a deep, sensual base of sandalwood, oud, and patchouli, leaving a lasting impression of elegant, woody richness.
Scent Family: Amber - Spicy
Top notes: Кардамон, Ангелика, Розовый перец Heart notes: Кофе, Чёрный перец Base notes: Сандал, Уд, Пачули
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