Folie Douce by Parfums Grès: launched in 1997. Created by Sophie Labbe in collaboration with Nathalie Lorson.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a crisp fruity-floral fragrance for women. Folie Douce has vibrant top notes, these, combined with sparkling citrus tones of Japanese yuzu fruit, unfold to reveal this fragrance's daringly different presence. These delightfully invigorating top notes mature to disclose a mixed floral bouquet with a rich, tender after note of vanilla and the timeless elegance of cedarwood.
- Top notes: raspberry, Japanese yuzu, citrus, black currant, mimosa
- Middle notes: heliotrope, iris, ylang-ylang, bay leaf, lemon leaf
- Base notes: vanilla, white cedar, musk, sandalwood
Bottle:
Presented in a beautifully sculpted glass bottle designed by Serge Mansau.
Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued, date unknown.
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