Guerlain Eau de Fleurs de Cedrat Eau de Cologne

The Eau de Fleurs de Cedrat toilet water was created in the distant 1920 year by a descendant of the founder of the Guerlain house, Jacques Guerlain, thanks to whose efforts the name Guerlain became known far beyond France and gained its first foreign admirers.

The name of the scent can be translated from French as "Toilet water with a citrus scent". And the perfume fully justifies its name - it is a light scent from the category of citrus fougere, the main, most audible, notes of which are lemon, cedar and bergamot.

The fresh scent of Eau de Fleurs de Cedrat evokes thoughts of a light, refreshing breeze blowing from the sea, immersing in which you feel how the exhausting summer retreats.Heat, and the body is filled with energy.

In the design of its classic fragrances, the house of Guerlain adheres to tradition and continues to release them in round bottles made of transparent glass, adorned with bees.