Arc-en-ciel Bloom, Eau de Parfum, 20 ml / 0.7 fl oz

• A harmonious complement to your image
  The unique composition adapts to your mood, playing whatever role you need.
• Your faithful companion through all seasons
  It provides warmth in the winter and joy in the spring – timelessly appropriate for any moment.
• A signature of good taste
  This fragrance accentuates the wearer's innate grace and the elegance of her preferences.
• Fragrance of philosophy
  If you love Eclat D’Arpege by Lanvin, then let Arc-en-ciel Bloom be your next discovery.

The scent of joy and youth!
Arc-en-ciel Bloom
НThe distinctive floral-fruity accord of the daytime scent Arc-en-ciel Bloom moves in step with your spirit, becoming whatever character you wish to portray. It might be a whimsical evening tryst, the heartfelt vow of a bride, or a warm, professional welcome.
The fragrance pyramid weaves contrasting personalities into one: Green tea and green lilac dance assuredly with opulent peony and exquisite Chinese osmanthus.

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Portrait of a fragrance
The top notes of lemon and lilac complement each other, highlighting the freshness of the lemon and the exquisite luxury of the lilac. The heart notes of wisteria, green tea, and peach add depth and dimension to the fragrance. The base notes of musk, ambergris, and cedarwood act as a beautiful frame for a masterpiece, bringing the entire composition into perfect harmony.

Top notes: Lemon, peach, lilac
Heart notes: Wisteria, green tea, lilac
Base notes: Musk, ambergris, cedar of Lebanon

   • Lilac
To many, the fragrance of lilac is the very essence of spring evenings, the intoxicating May thunderstorms, and the crisp, poignant air of a final farewell at the school gates. Lilac blooms on the cusp of summer, offering it the fragrant sharpness of spring.
Today, we know of nearly 30 varieties of lilac, from the classic blue-violet to red, white and even yellow. Lilac made its way to Europe as late as the 16th century, a diplomatic gift from Turkey's Sultan Suleiman the Great to the Austrian Emperor Ferdinand I.
Despite its abundance in nature, lilac is worth its weight in gold in perfumery. The reason is staggering: To yield a single kilogram of its precious oil, more than 40 million flower clusters must be gathered from a full hectare of land.
   • Wisteria
An extraordinarily beautiful climbing plant. In some countries, it is also known by a variant spelling of its former genus, Glycine. When wisteria blooms in summer, it saturates the air with a uniquely sweet perfume from its lavish flower clusters. A wisteria in full bloom is an unmissable, truly spectacular vision, with its branches draped in cascading clusters of purple, pink, or white blossoms. Their delicate and sweet aroma has lent an extraordinary charm to many fragrance compositions.
   • Green tea
The scent of green tea is invigorating, subtle, yet distinctly noticeable and recognizable. Its fresh aroma with a light woody note is perfect for any season. But it is in summer that it truly comes alive, bestowing a refreshing coolness and clarity of sensation. Perfumers appreciate green tea for its barely perceptible scent, which is magnificent for crafting fresh summer fragrances. Green tea notes brilliantly amplify the zest and sharpness of citrus, the crispness of herbal, green, and aquatic notes, and the sharpness of woody tones.

For whom?
• For romantic women
• For the tender dreamer.
A scent for every occasion, every season.

   • 5-6 hours
fragrance persistence