Guerlain - Adele or Eau de Toilette

The perfume of Idol from Guerlain began with a rose. The rose was a blend of Bulgarian roses, where the 2008 harvest was fruity, with berry notes. To this mixture was added a Robinson rose, created by Jean Paul Guerlain out of love in the past — an old rose with fruity accents and a penetrating scent. It consists of patchouli and white musk, chosen for its warmth. And finally, the bouquet that completed the roses to perfection was lily of the valley, violet, peony, freesia, and jasmine. Thus, the perfume was born, a collection of flowers, balanced with nectar from flowers, a poem for life and love, in the glow of radiant jasmine and warmth, to express mystery in feeling, and musk, like the scent of cashmere on the skin, comfortable and cozy, a physical sensation. In this blend of personal, sensory, and emotional facets of chypre, the material side of musk, and the declaration of love with a bouquet of flowers, the idea of the unusual, giving, sensual, romantic, transient, and eternal was expressed.