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As Penhaligon’s evolves as a fragrance house, there is a continual quest for innovation and individuality in each new fragrance release. For 2009, something unusual was required; a fragrance for the contemporary woman, shocking and compulsively sensual. Penhaligon’s turned to master perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour and Amaranthine is the startling result: a complex choreography of perfumed desire. A corrupted floral oriental for those private moments when everything is anticipation.
Created by master perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour, Amaranthine is a complex choreography of perfumed desire. A corrupted floral oriental for those private moments when everything is anticipation.
Amaranthine opens with a dramatic flourish of spices and tropical green. This unsettling lick of drama is beautifully ambushed by an unctuous accord of jasmine and ylang-ylang, a heady bloom renowned for its aphrodisiac, and clove swathed in spices, tea, musk and the rounded beauty of tonka bean absolute.
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green tea, white freesia, banana tree leaf, coriander, cardamom, rose, carnation, clove, orange blossom, ylang ylang oil, Egyptian jasmin, musk, vanilla, sandalwood, condensed milk, tonka bean
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Bertrand Duchaufour
Other fragrances by: Bertrand Duchaufour |
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