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Elysium by Clarins c1993
Elysium by Clarins: launched in 1993.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a fresh, fruity floral fragrance for women. A delicate, light floral bouquet, sparkling fruity notes, and warm, woody undertones. "A garden with fresh and bright top notes of dewberry, linden blossoms and honeydew. Drydown: undertones of sandalwood, musk and papaya."
- Top notes: dewberry, linden blossom, jasmine, ylang-ylang and honeydew melon
- Middle notes: rose, freesia, osmanthus and lily of the valley
- Base notes: papaya, cedar, sandalwood and musk
Bottle:
The fragrance is housed in a misty-green frosted glass bottle molded with a swirl. It's overcap, produced by Teleplastics Industries France from DuPont's Surlyn resin, has a frosted look via chemical treatment of the mold cavity.
Fate of the Fragrance:
This fragrance has been discontinued and can be hard to find.
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