Magnolia Sandrine 50ml
Magnolia Sandrine 50ml
Perfumer: Sandrine Videault
Woody, Floral, and Fresh
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Olfactory Details
Olfactory Details
Earthy, Floral, Green, and Crisp
NOTES
Size:
Eau de Parfum
Description
Description
Sandrine 50ml
Grandiflora Australian
Fragrance Family: Earthy, Floral, Green, Crisp
Perfumer: Sandrine Videault
NOTES
Top: Citrus, Grapefruit, Pepper
Middle: Moss, Dry Woods
Base: Musk Ocean, Tree Petal, Sky
DESCRIPTION
This crisp, citrusy and fresh floral is Sandrine Videaults interpretation of Magnolia flowers. Travelling to Sydney to work with Saskia Havekes on this fragrance, Sandrine arrived to a hotel filled with magnificent Magnolias (one of Saskias favourites), saturating her with their glorious scent and so the fragrance journey began. Sandrine worked to interpret Saskias perception on Magnolias, describing the scent as a symphony of chords.
Sadly Sandrine passed away the same year that she created this masterpiece, leaving us one last parting gift Magnolia Grandiflora. This bright and effervescent fragrance tells the story of Magnolias at first morning, the dew is still fresh on their petals and the crisp, green and citrus surrounding the Magnolias notes fill the air, waking you up entirely. A scent of joy and optimism of what the beautiful day ahead may bring.
Made in Grasse, France
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
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Returns
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Grandiflora
Founded in Potts Point, Sydney in 1995 by florist Saskia Havekes, Grandiflora began as a flower shop and grew, eighteen years later, into a fragrance collection: six vivid, complex scents built around rare and transient blossoms that most perfumers never think to touch. [Read More]