Amarante is a beautifully balanced floral base that melds muguet, lilac, jasmin and rose notes with a soft woody dry down. Originally created by Marius Reboul for Givaudan in 1924, Amarante was popularised in the 1920s by Henri Almeras who loved it so much he used it in doses well beyond 30% in multiple fragrances for Jean Patou. Its pres...
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Wish it be less sweet
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Denis · August 16, 2026
Heavenly, Very beautiful!
John · May 6, 2024
Beautiful
So in love with this multi floral woodsy base. Lilac is the main feature in this show. Honestly you can put perfumer alcohol in it and call it a day.