7753 - 60ml
7753 - 60ml
Floral, Fruity, Fresh, and Woody
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Floral, Fruity, Green, and Woody
NOTES
Gérald Ghislain
Size:
Eau de Parfum
7753 60ml
Histoires de Parfum
Country: France
Fragrance Family: Floral, Fruity, Green, Woody
Perfumer: Undisclosed
NOTES
Top: Italian Bergamot, Ivy, Ma Khaen Berry
Middle: Tuberose, Barbary Fig, Heliotrope
Base: Vetiver, Sandalwood, Oakmoss
DESCRIPTION
7753 is an enigmatic and captivating fragrance that embodies the essence of the woman behind the Mona Lisa painting. It is not just a perfume of an image or a woman from the past, but a fragrance that captures the very essence of womanhood.
The scent opens with a vibrant combination of Italian bergamot, ivy, and Ma Khaen berry, creating a citrusy and fresh top note. As the fragrance develops, the heart notes of tuberose, Barbary fig, and heliotrope come forward, adding a touch of floral elegance and allure.
The base notes of vetiver, sandalwood, and oakmoss provide a grounding and sensual foundation, creating a balance between brightness and intensity. The blend of citruses, spices, galbanum, tuberose, heliotrope, and vetiver forms the main composition of this fragrance, evoking a sense of mystery and fascination.
Just like the hidden smile of the Mona Lisa, 7753 is a captivating scent that draws you in, enveloping you in its enigmatic charm. It is the perfume of a smile, a glance, and a blissful moment, capturing the essence of enthrallment and the allure of the unknown.
Made in France
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Histoires de Parfums
Histoires de Parfums is celebrated for its library-like concept — each fragrance named after a year, person, or idea, as if it were a chapter in an olfactory book. Known for its rich, expressive formulas and intellectual storytelling, it blurs the line between perfume, art, and literature.