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Royal Bain
Vibe | The Romantics
A sparkling fragrance where the sweetness of Rose is warmed by Benzoin.
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Description
Do eternity and modernity have anything to say each other? Clearly, yes! In this amber fragrance, the creamy notes of benzoin meld into a luxurious and enveloping blend of opulent ingredients: vanilla and musk. A medley of joyful flowers enhance the rose note. Soft rose, lilac and violet contrast with opulent benzoin. The result is a beautiful conversation between these contrasting ingredients.
Royal Bain is an ode to unbridled luxury, a fragrance of absolutes!
Ingredients
Around ROSE: Rose | Lilac | Violet
Around BENZOIN: Benzoin | Vanilla | Musks
Our ingredients lists are regularly updated. Before using a CARON product we invite you to carefully read the ingredients list printed on the packaging to be sure that this product is suitable for your personal use.
INGREDIENTS (COCTAB) : ALCOHOL DENAT.. WATER / AQUA. FRAGRANCE / PARFUM. ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE. ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE. BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE. HYDROXYCITRONELLAL. CITRONELLOL. GERANIOL. BENZYL ALCOHOL. BENZYL CINNAMATE. BENZYL BENZOATE. LINALOOL. COUMARIN. CINNAMYL ALCOHOL. YELLOW 5 / CI 19140. RED 4 / CI 14700. 85% Vol.
Citrus
Aromatic
Floral
Woody
Ambery
Tobacco
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Royal Bain
Eau de Toilette
Story
To go far, you have to aim farther. Take it from us—our experience is proof! At CARON, we’ve pushed the limits of Haute Parfumerie by setting our sights on infinity. We’ve shaken up codes and led real revolutions. Without a healthy dose of extravagance, our founder Ernest DALTROFF would never have established CARON as a legend. And he knew it! In 1941, his megalomania inspired him to create Royal Bain de Champagne, composed exclusively to satisfy the whims of a Californian billionaire who wanted to replace his extravagant champagne baths.
DID YOU KNOW?
Frankincense, myrrh, benzoin… Royal Bain contains ingredients that have been used since time immemorial. These three resins in particular are found in most known recipes for kyphi, the sacred incense that the priests of Ancient Egypt – known to be great perfumers – made and burned in honour of the god Re, four thousand years ago. It’s an impressive number, wouldn’t you say?
