Guerlain Cruel Gardenia For Woman
As an aromatic delight, Guerlain's Cruel Gardenia is a captivating floral fragrance exclusively designed for women. Launched in 2008, this perfume is a unique creation by Randa Hammami and Sylvaine Delacourte. It opens with top notes of rose, neroli, and peach, leading to a heart dominated by gardenia, accentuated with violet and ylang-ylang. The base is a harmonious blend of musk, tonka bean, sandalwood, and vanilla, exuding a sweet, creamy undertone. The gardenia accord reveals a startling sweetness, with an almost hypnotic allure. The scent is further enriched with a powdery allure, offering an elegant softness. Woody and green notes provide a grounding balance, while the sensual, velvety gardenia, infused with ylang and musk, adds a slightly whimsical feel. The perfume belongs to the L'Art et la Matiere - Fleurs Passionnelles collection and is like a sensual lace, revealing a deliciously cruel and devastating allure akin to Charles Baudelaire's poetry.
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As an aromatic delight, Guerlain's Cruel Gardenia is a captivating floral fragrance exclusively designed for women. Launched in 2008, this perfume is a unique creation by Randa Hammami and Sylvaine Delacourte. It opens with top notes of rose, neroli, and peach, leading to a heart dominated by gardenia, accentuated with violet and ylang-ylang. The base is a harmonious blend of musk, tonka bean, sandalwood, and vanilla, exuding a sweet, creamy undertone. The gardenia accord reveals a startling sweetness, with an almost hypnotic allure. The scent is further enriched with a powdery allure, offering an elegant softness. Woody and green notes provide a grounding balance, while the sensual, velvety gardenia, infused with ylang and musk, adds a slightly whimsical feel. The perfume belongs to the L'Art et la Matiere - Fleurs Passionnelles collection and is like a sensual lace, revealing a deliciously cruel and devastating allure akin to Charles Baudelaire's poetry.