This scent was presented in 2006. It won a best-aroma grant in 2007 by Marie Claire. There are two sorts of container; one was planned particularly as an extrait de parfum 60ml jug and the other as Eau de Toilette 50ml and 100ml jug. The extrait de parfum bottle was roused by the René Lalique “Desert plant” powder bowl of 1928, which is the genuine image of womanliness. The flacon is high quality, made of opal with a lovely plug enhanced by dark dots.Every single jug is marked and has its own interesting number. This chypre-flower compositon was planned by Nathalie Lorson, Firmenich. The notes are well proportioned, inebriating, female and exceptionally enchanting. Bulgarin rose sparkles with its sweet and zesty subtleties. At its heart, the note of sexy and fine iris stroked by whiskey pepper which offers the flood of some cutting edge shading seguing into patchouli and musks. The casmir note radiates its exquisite and refined character.