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Bataille - Eau De Parfum

$144.00

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Saffron and woody patchouli

You've been given an assertive character, and you don't have to be displeased. Saffron, ginger, pink pepper, patchouli... Bataille is a fight between water and flames that takes place on your skin and nourishes your inner fire. Not to be put in all hands.

Tamaño: 100ml

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Notes

Top Notes: ginger, saffron, pink pepper, magnolia
Heart Notes: sage, Virginia cedar
Base Notes: patchouli, tonka bean, amber Xtreme

Perfumer

Natural ingredients (95%):

Bergamot - citrus aurantium bergamia fruit oil
Cèdre de Virginie - juniperus virginiana oil
Davana essence - artemisia pallens flower oil
Elemi -canarium luzonicum gum
Fève tonka - dipteryx odorata bean extract
Gingembre essence - zingiber officinale root oil
Gingembre extrait - zingiber officinale root extract
Labdanum resinoid - pine, leather
Magnolia - michelia alba flower oil
Patchouli - pogostemon cablin oil
Patchouli Alcohol - patchouli
Pink pepper - schinus terebinthifolia seed extract
Clary sage - salvia sclarea oil
Vetiver - vetiveria zizanoides root oil
Organic wheat alcohol
Water

Synthetic ingredients (5%):

Amber Extreme (wood, amber)
Amberketal (wood, amber)
Ambroxan (wood, ambergris)
Cedramber (cedar, ambergris)
Cedrol (cedar)
Coumarin (tonka bean)
Hédione (fresh jasmine)
Helvetolide (musk)
IDM Ketal (wood, musk)
Methylcyclopentadecenone (musk)
Peonile (geranium, grapefruit)
Safraleine (saffron)
Safranal (saffron)
Sinfonide (amber, musk)
Trimofix (wood, amber)
Vanillin (vanilla)
Vetiver acetate (vetiver)

Ingredients

Made in France created by perfumer Nicolas Beaulieu.

Clean Fragrance

The ingredients of Bataille
Your perfume is 95% natural ingredients. It has been formulated to respect your skin.

Its formula is short: it contains 33 ingredients. A classic perfume can contain up to 300 ingredients, but only the potentially allergenic ones are mentioned on the label (usually fewer than 10).

Each of his raw materials was chosen by his perfumer Nicolas Beaulieu.