Do Son Solid Perfume

WHAT IT ISThis Fragrance Gesture is inspired by the enfleurage technique used in times past to capture the scent of flowers. Its alcohol free wax is a scented balm that is applied with the fingertips, to reveal the sensuality and floral delicacy of the tuberoses of Do Son. In a new case decorated with color illustrations, this solid perfume is now refillable, for a gesture that's both portable and eco-responsible. The fragrance gestures draw their inspiration from the history of perfume, reinventing textures to offer a new approach to personal scenting. It is a way to make the invisible sensual, and the ethereal tangible. Each of the gestures, eau de toilette, body mist or body balm, has a specific concentrate designed to offer the best olfactory rendering depending on its formulation. With its high concentration, it can be used alone depending on the moment and the mood. 0.11 oz. Made in France. TOP NOTES; Moroccan orange blossom; GalbanumHEART NOTES; Tuberose; Moroccan Iris; Turkish rose; Egyptian jasmineBASE NOTES; Amberwood; Benzoin; White muskHOW TO USE ITFor greater diffusion, apply the solid perfume on pulse points, where the body gives off the most heat, on the wrists and inside the elbows, at the base of the neck, behind the ears and the décolleté. Once the perfume has been used up, reload the case with a solid perfume refill. INGREDIENTStriticum vulgare (wheat) starch - isononyl isononanoate - parfum (fragrance) - paraffin - silica - synthetic wax - hydrogenated microcrystalline wax - microcrystalline wax - alpha-isomethyl ionone - limonene - hydroxycitronellal - citronellol - linalool - geraniol - benzyl salicylate - benzyl benzoate - benzyl alcohol - bht - hexyl cinnamal - eugenol - cinnamal - pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate - citral - farnesol - methyl benzoateABOUT THE BRANDThe famed French-based parfumerie maison first started making fragrances out of a small shop on Paris' Boulevard Saint-Germain in 1961. Exquisite scents like best-selling Baies (berries) and Figuier (figs) have been transformed into candles, perfumes, body care and diffusers.