The Image Carven Pour Elle embodies the effortless chic and natural grace of the Parisian woman. It is designed for a person who values timeless elegance, simplicity, and a touch of modern audacity. The brand's heritage of haute couture is reflected in this sophisticated scent, making it perfect for the confident and refined individual.
The Emotion This fragrance evokes the feeling of a sunny morning in a blooming French garden. It is bright, airy, and full of life, making it an ideal choice for spring and summer days. The scent brings a sense of joy and optimism, wrapping the wearer in a delicate, floral embrace that feels both fresh and intimate.
The Reveal The composition opens with a refreshing burst of citrus notes, featuring bergamot and lemon paired with crisp rhubarb. As it develops, a rich floral heart of rose and jasmine takes center stage, providing a feminine and romantic core. Finally, the base settles into a warm and creamy blend of sandalwood, cedar, and patchouli.
Scent Family: Floral - Woody
Top notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Rhubarb Heart notes: Rose, Jasmine, Gardenia Base notes: Sandalwood, Cedar, Patchouli
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