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Sale price EUR €33.90 Regular price EUR €113.00
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silicone-free
palm oil-free
paraffin-free
paraben-free
sulfate-free
oily component-free
comedogenic-free
vegan
acetone-free
ammonia-free
phthalate-free
pigment and colorant-free
Ref. art.942331
Fragrancewoody, leathery
Top NoteLemon, sage, mandarin, bergamot
Heart NoteCedarwood, patchouli, carnation, jasmine, orris root, basil
Base Notevetiver, vanilla, styrax, leather, oakmoss, coconut
SeasonWinter
Product Typebottle
Field Applicationbody
Ageall age groups
Responsibilityvegan
Additivesphthalate-free, pigment-free, colorant-free, sulfate-free, paraffin-free, palm oil-free, acetone-free, paraben-free, ammonia-free, comedogenic-free, silicone-free, oily components
THE CREATION: A reference to Guy de Maupassant's eponymous novel, Bel Ami eau de toilette celebrates the authenticity of leather. Created in 1986 by perfumer Jean-Louis Sieuzac, the composition interprets the material with as much opulence as character. THE OLFACTORY NOTES A leathery and woody fragrance, Bel Ami eau de toilette affirms the audacious encounter between an enchanting patchouli, deep leather, and sensual labdanum. THE OBJECT Inspired by the lanterns of vintage cars, the bottle is topped with a black cap echoing the riding helmet. A sign of belonging to the Founding Perfumes Collection, the label on the back is illustrated with a drawing by Philippe Dumas. THE FOUNDING PERFUMES COLLECTION The Founding Perfumes Collection draws its inspiration from the heritage of the House. Each creation concentrates the imagination of Hermès into a name, a fragrance, a color. Over the years, Hermès has written the pages of a bold perfumery, born from encounters with exceptional perfumers. A reference to Guy de Maupassant's eponymous novel, Bel Ami celebrates leather in its most authentic expression. The chypre fragrance, created in 1986 by Jean-Louis Sieuzac, interprets the material with as much opulence as character. A romantic plot, almost a detective novel. A classic, elegant style, with a surprisingly sensual touch.
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