What it is: A floral–woody eau de parfum inspired by the Highlands of Scotland, featuring notes of iris, amyris and cedarwood.Fragrance story: Its very name is intriguing, languorous: Inverness. A land of peat, heather and golden rain, beyond the senses, aptly known as the capital of the Highlands, the largest region in Scotland. Nature reigns free, unspoilt, extraordinary, and the River Ness forges its curves and mysteries. The scents of different varieties of wood rising up from this endless green and bracing empire, each more captivating and fragrant than the last. On the bottle, the plate of Inverness is inspired by the famous Scottish tartan, here with a unique pattern created by Memo Paris. Style: Floral, woodyNotes:- Top: iris butter, mate absolute- Middle: sandalwood essence, amyris essence- Base: cedarwood essence, guaiacwood essence Made in France
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What it is: A floral–woody eau de parfum inspired by the Highlands of Scotland, featuring notes of iris, amyris and cedarwood.Fragrance story: Its very name is intriguing, languorous: Inverness. A land of peat, heather and golden rain, beyond the senses, aptly known as the capital of the Highlands, the largest region in Scotland. Nature reigns free, unspoilt, extraordinary, and the River Ness forges its curves and mysteries. The scents of different varieties of wood rising up from this endless green and bracing empire, each more captivating and fragrant than the last. On the bottle, the plate of Inverness is inspired by the famous Scottish tartan, here with a unique pattern created by Memo Paris. Style: Floral, woodyNotes:- Top: iris butter, mate absolute- Middle: sandalwood essence, amyris essence- Base: cedarwood essence, guaiacwood essence Made in France
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