The Image Berdoues 1902 Figue Blanche embodies the essence of French elegance and timeless simplicity. Designed for the modern individual who appreciates a refined, understated aesthetic, this fragrance reflects a lifestyle of quiet sophistication. It is a scent for those who find beauty in natural harmony and classic, clean lines.
The Emotion Evoking the serene atmosphere of a sun-drenched Mediterranean orchard, this cologne brings a sense of calm and well-being. It is the perfect companion for bright spring mornings or warm summer days, offering a refreshing escape that feels both comforting and uplifting, like a gentle breeze through lush green leaves.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of citrusy Bergamot and exotic Ylang-Ylang, beautifully intertwined with the green freshness of Fig. As it evolves, the heart reveals a delicate, fruity sweetness of Peach and Jasmine. The base settles into a soft, grounding blend of Cedar, Musk, and Vanilla, leaving a lingering, creamy trail.
Scent Family: Woody - Green
Top notes: Bergamot, Ylang-Ylang, Fig Heart notes: Peach, Jasmine Base notes: Cedar, Musk, Vanilla
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