Princesse d'Albret by Jean d'Albret: launched in 1964.
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a floral fragrance for women. Composed up of over 100 ingredients and took ten years to perfect. It starts off with a fruity aldehydic top, followed by a radiant, elegant floral heart, resting on a sensual, feminine base.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a floral fragrance for women. Composed up of over 100 ingredients and took ten years to perfect. It starts off with a fruity aldehydic top, followed by a radiant, elegant floral heart, resting on a sensual, feminine base.
It is a creation of elegance and subtle refinement - the result of the perfect blending of its rich and rare ingredients. Jasmine from Mougins (in the South of france), blends with the finest Bulgarian roses for elegance; Iris from Florence brings a more sophisticated note; and Moss from the Tyrol and Wild Strawberry give soft youthful overtones.
It was discontinued in 1977 with the closing of the company. Relaunched in 1978 under the Orlane brand (still using the Jean d'Albret name).
- Top notes: aldehydes, citrus oils, peach, raspberry, coconut, bergamot, pear, wild strawberry and wisteria
- Middle notes: Mougins jasmine, lily, heliotrope, Bulgarian rose, rose centifolia, lily of the valley, orris, ylang ylang, Florentine iris
- Base notes: Bourbon vetiver, tonka, sandalwood, amber, opoponax, patchouli, vanilla, labdanum, spices, musk, Tyrolean oakmoss, styrax essence
Bottles:
Princess d'Albret is presented in the classical, elegant crystal bottle already known by users of Jean d'Albret's two other perfumes, Ecusson and Casaque.
Fate of the Fragrance:
It was discontinued in 1977 with the closing of the company. Relaunched in 1978 under the Orlane brand (still using the Jean d'Albret name).
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