Guerlain Shalimar Eau de Toilette

The epitome of complex, yet beautiful and seductive oriental fragrances is the famous perfume Guerlain Shalimar. It first saw the light of day in the distant 1925, but even today it is one of the most desired scents among connoisseurs of elite perfumery. It intertwines bright ethereal and sensual floral shades with strict smells of leather and wood. Guerlain Shalimar tells a true legend of the incredible love of an Indian Shah and his beautiful concubine.

Guerlain Shalimar belongs to the "oriental" and "floral" fragrance groups. The composition opens with a bright citrus tandem of lemon and mandarin, with the addition of spicy bergamot and woody notes of cedar. At the heart of the perfume, playful soundsIris, jasmine, and rose combined with vetiver and patchouli. Trailing notes of leather, vanilla, sandalwood, frankincense, musk, civet, and resinous opoponax play in the wake. Strict and seductive at the same time, the fragrance makes hearts beat faster.