Sri Lanka inspires new Boucheron Paris fragrance launch

Published: 10-Jul-2018
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The product will be available exclusively from Harrods in July

Luxury French perfume brand Boucheron Paris has introduced a new fragrance inspired by Sri Lanka.

Nathalie Lorson is responsible for creating the premium scent, and has previously composed fragrances for Gucci, YSL and Bentley, to name a few.

Santal de Kandy (£175) features top notes of black pepper, cardamom and bergamot; heart tones of violet, jasmine and styrax resin; and a dry down of cedar and patchouli.

With a spicy, woody and floral composition, the brand says it can be used by either men or women.

The heavy glass bottle is adorned with gold and white, and features a minimalist metal label while the cap is inspired by marble.

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