Year: 1997
Notes: petitgrain, green notes, neroli, orange blossom, rose, jasmine
L'Orientaliste is the brainchild of Emmanuelle Amzallag, who was inspired by the spirit of Marrakech, Morocco. Proclaiming a 20% concentration, the fragrances are both developed and produced in Grasse, France, with the package design being suggestive of the Henna tradition of Marrakech.
As for Fleur d'Oranger, it's an enchanting offering that utilises the green and citrus notes to such a lovely effect. Set against a floral backdrop, the neroli adds a backbone to the star accord. And although it vanishes from the skin within four hours, one has to admit that it does have it virtues.
As for Fleur d'Oranger, it's an enchanting offering that utilises the green and citrus notes to such a lovely effect. Set against a floral backdrop, the neroli adds a backbone to the star accord. And although it vanishes from the skin within four hours, one has to admit that it does have it virtues.
