Cartier Baiser Vole Essence de Parfum EDP 80ml for Women
Cartier Baiser Vole Essence de Parfum comes out in September 2013 as a new version of the original scent Baiser Vole from 2011. Like the entire line, it also captures the scent of lily flower. Mathilde Laurent made sure that this time it is a lily in full bloom. Lily in full bloom accord, including petals and leaves, is highlighted by Bourbon vanilla.
“In this Essence de Parfum, we smell a lily in full bloom. It is a very soft, intense, voluptuous scent, as if we could bring our nose to the heart of the calyx. The open bloom offers up its sensuous perfume of vanilla notes while remaining light and lively,” said Mathilde Laurent.
Cartier Baiser Vole Essence de Parfum EDP 80ml for Women
Cartier Baiser Vole Essence de Parfum comes out in September 2013 as a new version of the original scent Baiser Vole from 2011. Like the entire line, it also captures the scent of lily flower. Mathilde Laurent made sure that this time it is a lily in full bloom. Lily in full bloom accord, including petals and leaves, is highlighted by Bourbon vanilla.
“In this Essence de Parfum, we smell a lily in full bloom. It is a very soft, intense, voluptuous scent, as if we could bring our nose to the heart of the calyx. The open bloom offers up its sensuous perfume of vanilla notes while remaining light and lively,” said Mathilde Laurent.
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Cartier Baiser Vole Essence de Parfum comes out in September 2013 as a new version of the original scent Baiser Vole from 2011. Like the entire line, it also captures the scent of lily flower. Mathilde Laurent made sure that this time it is a lily in full bloom. Lily in full bloom accord, including petals and leaves, is highlighted by Bourbon vanilla.
“In this Essence de Parfum, we smell a lily in full bloom. It is a very soft, intense, voluptuous scent, as if we could bring our nose to the heart of the calyx. The open bloom offers up its sensuous perfume of vanilla notes while remaining light and lively,” said Mathilde Laurent.
