Creed Fleurs de Gardenia – Perfume

Description

Release Date:2013
Brand:Creed
Line:Fleurs de Gardenia
Product Type:Eau de Parfum, Tester
Classification:Niche
Volume:75 ml
Country:France
Perfumer:Olivier Creed Sixth Generation
Made in:France
Gender:For women
Scent Type:Aldehyde, Flower
Top Note:Black Currant, Galbanum, Pink Peppercorn
Heart Note:Gardenia, Lily of the Valley, Peony, Pink Peony
Base Note:Cedar, Musk, Patchouli
Caution:Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water, Do not use near open flames or heat sources, Highly flammable, Store out of reach of children

The enchanting Fleurs De Gardenia perfume is the essence of sensuality, sincerity, and romance, crafted by Olivier Creed alongside his son Erwin for the prestigious Creed perfume house. At the heart of this magnificent bouquet is the tender gardenia—a beautiful flower that grows only in pairs, symbolizing the purest of emotions.

This very delicate and dazzlingly bright masterpiece, Fleurs De Gardenia, captivates from the first moment with the fragrance of fresh green galbanum notes, accentuated by blackcurrant and pink pepper accords. The romantic, intoxicating, and mesmerizing aroma of the purest white flowers—oriental peony, gardenia, and lily of the valley—unfolds in the luxurious “heart” of the composition. A light musk base, highlighted by cedar accords and a hint of patchouli, creates an extraordinarily deep and long-lasting perfume.

Embodied with sophistication, tenderness, and romance, the floral tale of Fleurs De Gardenia evokes luxurious memories of first love, when the soul soars high among the clouds, and the heart beats excitedly with every encounter with a beloved.

TESTER – A tester is a demonstration version of the fragrance provided by manufacturers with a batch of products for promotional purposes at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences (in fragrance quality, longevity, etc.) between a tester and the retail version! The only difference is that since testers are produced for advertising purposes, the manufacturer does not pay as much attention to their packaging: they are offered in what is known as technical packaging (a simple cardboard box, different from the one used for retail bottles) and often do not come with a cap. This is why testers are priced lower.