Séville à l’Aube is the passionate story of a romance during the Holy Week, in the most captivating city of Andalusia, Seville, under an orange tree wrapped in the arms of a Spanish boy. Told by Denyse Beaulieu to master perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour, it awakened his senses and lead to the creation of this stunning soliflore. The orange tree is central to the story as well as the fragrance. It opens with spicy, green and zesty notes and gives way to the passion of the heart notes.  Enhanced by a jasmine accord and beeswax, the orange flower absolute reveals its opulence and stunning sensuality. Finally, base notes unveil a certain darkness, imparted by lavender from Seville and frankincense, giving a spiritual intensity to the entire perfume.  This scent is an amazing take on orange blossom, with contrasts that are unexpected, but render this scent beautiful and an exquisite pleasure to wear, even if you didn't have a hot Spanish boy in your past.

This fragrance will not be available for purchase in the United States until this Fall.

Full bottles can be purchased at Beauty Encounter.

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