Elie Saab Le Parfum Royal Eau de Parfum

Let’s picture an elegantly dressed woman wandering through the garden of the Palais-Royal, one of the most spectacular gardens in Paris. You can see her walking in a relaxed manner with her head up, what says a lot about her confidence. She derives such confidence, in great part, from the dress that she is wearing. And no wonder ‘why’, as this is the dress made by the Lebanese couturier Elie Saab famous for designing gowns, which best highlight a woman's silhouette. This is one of the reasons why Elie Saab’s name is often associated with femininity.

As she is strolling through the sun-lit garden, she is flooded with pleasant memories from the past. It is quite possible that one of them might be triggered by a perfume, which is notoriously known for making this happen to anyone, regardless of gender. This might be well EDP Le Parfum by Francis Kurkdjian, a celebrity fragrance designer, who has created numerous scents for impressive brands before starting his own Maison. Elie Saab, as we can see, was among them.

Maïa Lernout happily followed in the footsteps of her predecessor. She took the perfume to the next level by releasing Le Parfum Royal. Just as the name suggests, this is a fragrance for smart, successful, sophisticated women, whose ‘royalty’ reveals itself not through blood pulsing through their veins since birth, but through their character.

Le Parfum Royal by Elie Saab, a Chypre floral fragrance for women, is an ode to timeless femininity.

The olfactory pyramid of Elie Saab Le Parfum Royal:

Top notes open with sparkling and luminous accords of tangerine.

Heart notes are revealed in a radiant bouquet of imperial flowers such as Turkish rose, Bulgarian rose and neroli. Flowers of orange trees grown in France, the couturier's home country, give them a touch of their splendour.

Base notes feature a delicious blend of leather, Indonesian patchouli, creamy Indian sandalwood, amber and vanilla.