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Yatagan
Eau de Toilette
Vibe | The Passionates
Yatagan is a duo of patchouli and absinthe with a masculine signature of spicy and exotic accents.
Description
Named after a Turkish sabre, this unexpected cyprus fragrance is an invitation to follow in the stead of Ottoman horsemen. The spicy patchouli, wood and musk accord reveals a temperament in keeping with this imaginary tableau: bewitching, surprising, warm and bold.
Dominated by cypress, its invigorating herbal accord is pierced by enigmatic frankincense: a bold combination that is confident and not afraid to be provocative. A virile and exotic olfactory signature.
Yatagan, the signature of a warm-hearted adventurer.
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Ingredients
Around PATCHOULI: Patchouli | Cypress
Around ABSINTHE: Wormwood| Incense
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INGREDIENTS (COCTAB): ALCOHOL DENAT.. WATER/AQUA. FRAGRANCE/PARFUM. ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE. ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE. BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE. CI 14700. CI 19140. CI 42090. SODIUM SULFATE. CI 17200. LIMONENE. LINALOOL. HYDROXYCITRONELLAL. BENZYL SALICYLATE. HEXYL CINNAMAL. EUGENOL. EVERNIA PRUNASTRI (OAKMOSS) EXTRACT. EVERNIA FURFURACEA (TREEMOSS) EXTRACT. GERANIOL. CITRONELLOL. BENZYL BENZOATE. 85% Vol.
Citrus
Aromatic
Floral
Woody
Ambery
Tobacco
Yatagan
Eau de Toilette
Story
Have you already had a chance to watch a perfumer at work? At CARON, we’re captivated by artistic creation in all its forms, and we always have been. The vision of a perfumer in his element is particularly captivating to us. It inspired this aromatic chypre. Close your eyes and imagine yourself in the Ottoman Empire with its horsemen and their yatagans, its bewitching warmth and its spicy character.
DID YOU KNOW?
Chypre by COTY, a fragrance launched in 1917, paved the way to a whole new olfactory family… the Chypres. It was the first to reveal the accord of bergamot, jasmin rose, and patchouli with notes of moss. Was he inspired by the Mediterranean island of Cyprus (known as Chypre in French), which was long known as a commercial hub for perfumes between East and West?
