The Beat pour Femme Eau de Parfum

The Beat Woman is a concentrate of youth and energy. It thus appears as a genuine shot of adrenaline in everyday life reimagined with a British touch.

The radiant youth of the Burberry woman

The Beat Woman is a fragrance that made its appearance in 2008 and deployed an enormous advertising campaign. It immediately rose to the top of sales and notably won the heart of an entire young generation. Indeed, The Beat Woman appears to be the perfect embodiment of youth and modernity. It is a concentrate of energy and dynamism, releasing in its wake a spirited and thoroughly invigorating vivacity. It seems to hold all the effervescence of the British capital within its fragrance. It thus comes across as the must-have for young, trendy people who are keen connoisseurs of the latest fashion trends. Nevertheless, The Beat Woman remains true to the tradition of the house of Burberry. It carries all the attitude that this brand is known for, displaying a deceptively relaxed but in fact very elegant look. The Beat Woman seems to draw its energy from everything around it, whether in music, in dance, in the urban world, or in the world of fashion design. The Beat Woman is an electrified and electrifying fragrance that invites one to surpass oneself, intended for young women overflowing with energy.

The devouring dynamism of The Beat Woman

The Beat Woman is a floral and woody fragrance born from the creativity of three perfumers. It was created by Dominique Ropion, Olivier Polge and Béatrice Piquet. This juice opens with a highly energizing start based on citrus. It is composed of bergamot, mandarin and cardamom. Pink pepper, for its part, lends it more impertinence and bite. Then, its heart displays a combination of unexpected ingredients. The Beat Woman notably wraps itself in iris, one of the noblest ingredients in feminine perfumery, and Ceylon tea. It thus becomes a highly refined and delicate fragrance. Its powdery sensuality is further enhanced by the feminine presence of hyacinth. This illuminates the fragrance with its floral, green and dewy character. It is then softened by the luminous, candied presence of quince blossom. Finally, its sillage reveals itself to be more woody and carnal. The Beat Woman closes on a trio of white musk, vetiver and cedarwood. As always, The Beat Woman remains true to Burberry's heritage. It is covered in the house's famous tartan. It perfectly conveys the naturally relaxed attitude of today's young women. Its silhouette is both modern and graphic, combining glass and metal for a thoroughly contemporary result.