Original Santal

WHAT IT ISA woody, oriental, rich fragrance presented in an elegant bottle. 1.7 oz. Made in France. FRAGRANCE STORYIndia's royal and spiritual splendor meet in Original Santal. Looking to Asia for inspiration, Olivier and Erwin combine Mysore sandalwood, fiery cinnamon, warm vanilla and tonka bean. A robust scent fit for both formal and casual occasions, Original Santal is destined to captivate a room. Prepare for compliments. STYLEWoody, oriental, rich. NOTESTOP NOTES; Orange tree absolute; Jamaican ginger; Sicilian lemonHEART NOTES; Lavender; Peppermint; Rosemary; Pink berriesBASE NOTES; Mysore sandalwood; Virginia cedar; Vanilla; Siam benzoin; Ambergris; Tonkin muskABOUT THE HOUSE OF CREEDIt began as a bottle of Royal English Leather commissioned by King George III after becoming enamoured with a pair of Creed scented gloves. The House of Creed is one of the world's oldest yet most modern fragrance houses, spanning seven generations from father to son for over 250 years. As the only fragrance house to rely on an ancient infusion technique to capture the raw and rare materials of each perfume, Creed has created a legacy of unrivaled scents, both commissioned and worn by kings, queens and discerning Creed devotees throughout history. Based out of Paris today, each scent is weighed, mixed, macerated and filtered all by hand in the highest tradition of the House's founder, James Creed. Today, Sixth Generation Master Perfumer Olivier Creed and his son, Erwin Creed, carry on the craft from their Parisian laboratory continuing the art of Creed's perfume making-a timeless, yet modern take on history, bottled. Ask the experts. Our Beauty Advisors are here to help. Send an email to [email protected] THE BRANDEstablished in 1760, the house of Creed began as a perfumer exclusively for King George III and his royal court. The English brand's fragrances became available to the public in 1970, and its iconic scents, including the best-selling Aventus, use the highest-quality ingredients sourced from around the globe.