Paradoxe Intense Eau de Parfum takes the original perfume and turns it up ever so slightly. Jasmine, Ambrofix™, and moss blend together to create a floral and ambery signature scent that explores a femininity that is both powerful and delicate.

About the Bottle:
This perfume bottle is an expression of the House’s essence of reinvention and predilection for contrasts. In a shift from the traditional perfume bottle architecture, the flacon is minimal and delicate at first glance, inspired by the original, iconic Prada triangle logo, disruptively designed to rest on its side. The Prada coat of arms logo contrasts with the deep pink color of the . The bottle is finished with ‘Paradoxe Intense’ on its top chamfer.

About the :
This feminine, floral perfume for women is an invitation to explore and express the paradoxical multidimensions of women. Experience the celebration of self-expression and the liberation that comes with being never the same, always yourself.

• Targeted Group : Unisex
• Perfume Name : PARFUMS DE MARLY NISEAN ROYAL ESSENCE (U) EDP 125
• Family : Oriental & Woody
• Brand : Parfums De Marly
• Type : Eau de Parfum
• Size : 125ml

• Item Category: Personal
• Item Trademark: Parfums De Marly
• manufacturer: Parfums De Marly

• Chanel describes Allure as: difficult to define, impossible to resist, clean and sheer, warm and sensuous
• An aroma for modern women embraces your skin with a blend of tropical wetness, freshness
• Delivers a smooth yet captivating perfume with long-lasting appeal
• The nose behind this is Jacques Polge
• It is a classic scent that makes an ideal pick for every occasion

CHANEL first men’s – CHANEL Pour Monsieur – was introduced in 1995, created by Henri Robert, who took over from Ernest Beaux as in-house perfumer. (Since then, an entire men’s wardrobe has been introduced, spanning leathery, virile Antaeus through to the aromatic-woody blockbuster BLEU DE CHANEL. Henri Robert also created No. 19 – named for CHANEL birthday – which was initially reserved for special friends and clients. Coco CHANEL died on 10th January 1971 in Paris, on the eve of presenting her latest collection – and later that year, the rest of us were able to enjoy this floral-green masterpiece. A new era in CHANEL perfume history was born –a wave of creativity that continues to this day. In 1974, Cristalle was unveiled: CHANEL freshest scent yet. In 1979, Jacques Polge became CHANEL third perfume designer; his first feminine creation was richly opulent Coco, in 1984. Allure followed, in 1996, then in 2001, Coco Mademoiselle, which in the US (among other countries) has become even more widely worn than the iconic No. 5… screenshot-2016-12-12-19-33-102007 heralded a new era in CHANEL perfume creativity with the unveiling of Les Exclusifs, initially a collection of 10 s (though many more have since been added). Jacques Polge’s inspiration was the rich CHANEL heritage – and, above all, the ingredients themselves. ‘As a perfumer, I’m always playing with notes to come up with new and intriguing accords,’ explains M. Polge. (CHANEL, uniquely, still control their own acres of roses and jasmine in Grasse. The acclaimed collection revived three of Ernest Beaux’s masterpieces, adding a new portfolio of scents inspired by CHANEL life, loves and the places that mattered to her – from languid, exotic Coromandel (named after the priceless Oriental screens in Mademoiselle’s Rue Cambon apartment) to airy Bel Respiro, with its notes of hyacinth, green tea and aromatic grasses. (The name comes from CHANEL beige-and-black holiday home, where she holed up with her composer lover, Igor Stravinsky.)