Green floral, a bit like Vacances Jean Patou. It could be described in two words Crown Bouquet. But if Vacances - French vacation with all sorts of pranks on the lap of nature, the Crown Bouquet - prim English garden where wild bushes carefully planned, weeded and watered in time.
The Crown Bouquet a lot of light and the lush vegetation, broken stalks of dandelion and milk. Flowers garden all - piercing hyacinths and bird cherry, delicate apple blossoms, and even a few weak spring tulips. At the bottom of the fragrance chemist's tincture peony and hand cream with perfume in the form of exaggerated creamy gardenia.
There is an opinion that the Crown Bouquet - is revived Crab Apple Blossom 1936 issue of the old Crown of the British firm. It is possible that the fragrance was created on the grounds. But certainly not for the recipe. It sounds in the spirit of the 90's, and when created.
Generally legend at Crown's traditional "historical" niche. Corsetry massterskaya operating since 1840 and has diversified production in the early 20th century began to produce perfume. I stretched out before the Second World War, and then quietly withered. In 1993, it revived, and in 1999 sold the Clive Christian furniture makers. He took the logo of Queen Victoria's crown, shoveled English garden all decorated with rhinestones. The price tag is also changed. Former "boring" and classic British Crown worth humanely.
Generally legend at Crown's traditional "historical" niche. Corsetry massterskaya operating since 1840 and has diversified production in the early 20th century began to produce perfume. I stretched out before the Second World War, and then quietly withered. In 1993, it revived, and in 1999 sold the Clive Christian furniture makers. He took the logo of Queen Victoria's crown, shoveled English garden all decorated with rhinestones. The price tag is also changed. Former "boring" and classic British Crown worth humanely.
Crown Bouquet The Crown Perfumery/Crab Apple Blossom 1936
Tuberose, orange blossom, gardenia, galbanum, hyacinth.
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