Korrigan

Description of the perfume: Corigan less harmful than it appears to be. This caramel wood is not a childhood perfume; it is an intimate scent, a mischievous and irresistible musky aroma on the skin of the desired being. It is a sensory perfume that is released, to be shared or kept for intimate moments, when caresses follow sweet whispers and bodies come closer. It is an invitation to sensuality, sensory pleasures, and fantasies of the most extravagant kind. Imagine perfumer Thomas Fontaine first a lupine tree called "Caramel Wood." Its juice would be as sweet as English toffee, but with refreshing touches of wild apple, juniper, and saffron, to answer some of its mystery. He wanted a note of leather but appetizing, soft like whiskey with cream, but smoky, fragrant, and somewhat bitter like fine barley. Ingredients: perfume opening cognac, saffron, and juniper berries; perfume heart whiskey, ambergris, and lavender; perfume base consists of leathers, musk, oud, cedarwood, and vetiver. Concentration: EDP the nose behind the perfume: Thomas Fontaine country: France