Clive Christian
1872 MASCULINE
Parfum

360,00 

Forest textures of Sandalwood and Cedar wood are elevated by an infusion of citrus and spice.
Peach and aromatic Lavender bridge the fruitiness of Petitgrain and pressed Citrus fruit with combined spices Rosemary, Black Pepper and Nutmeg, creating the perfect segue into a complex heart and base.
The heart packs a bold, herbaceous punch. True to its legacy in the military strategies of Emperor Nero, who used it to energize his troops, Clary Sage is infused with Jasmine, Neroli and Musk to give vitality and strength.
Arboreal notes of Cedar wood, Sandalwood and Freesia temper richer surface notes, planting the fragrance in the fertile English countryside and transporting wearers to the heart of the forest.

Histoires de Parfums
NOIR PATCHOULI
Eau de Parfum

135,00 

The patchouli flower, grown in the East, exhales an intense and bewitching scent from its leaves.
Mysterious and captivating, Noir Patchouli is a multi-faceted fragrance that exudes delicate floral notes followed by exotic oriental ones.
A breath of mystery, this extraordinary elixir of Cyprus Wood excites and arouses the senses.

Clive Christian
ROCK ROSE
Parfum

565,00 

The powerfully fragrant rock rose is set against an invigorating top note of citrus, warmed with black pepper and blends with a base of amber, cocoa & patchouli. Featuring bergamot, rock rose, saffron.

AMOUAGE
HONOUR MAN
Eau de Parfum

265,00 

This spicy and woody fragrance invokes memories of the past. A filial elegy to the honour and memory of Madame Butterfly, this is a story of reconciliation.

Top Notes: Pink Pepper, Black Pepper.
Heart Notes: Geranium, Nutmeg, Elemi.
Base Notes: Patchouli, Frankincense, Cedarwood, Vetiver, Tonka Bean, Musk.F

Histoires de Parfums
1899
Eau de Toilette

135,00 

Night throws its mask over Paris, the City of Light radiating from the splendor of freedom. In the streets, artists and writers capture the games of love and seduction in their modern languages. Champagne flows over crystal pyramids, and the very first jazz bands make the cafe walls tremble. A twirling Vanilla vanishes while playing hide-and-seek with vigorous Vetiver. There is not a second to lose in moments such as these; everything is possible. The night belongs to those who know how to live it.