Claude Monet's picture entitled Déjeuner sur l'herbe caused a real scandal when it was exhibited in Paris in 1863. The scene, showing two men lying together with a naked woman during a picnic in the woods, was considered obscene by her contemporaries. It is this raw modernity that prompted perfumer Pellegrin to formulate this cologne.
He decides to reinvent neroli with an overdose of light. He creates a sunny agreement that places itself in the heart of the perfume and then enriches it with white mosses, amber notes and an oxygen overdose.
Bergamot, Orange Blossom Firabsolu, Heavenly, Solar Agreement, White Musk, Cetalx.
