Eladaria

Eladaria belongs to the catalog of the house Creed, which presents it as an Eau de Parfum. Two sizes are offered in this same concentration: a 30 ml bottle and a 75 ml bottle.

A citrus and peppery opening

Mandarin brings a sparkling, sun-kissed, luminous brightness, while bergamot turns fruity, sweet and fresh. Pepper adds a spicy, dry touch tinged with herb; pink pepper, also spicy, keeps a sweetness that rounds out the opening of the composition.

A bouquet of roses

Rose appears here warm, honeyed, almost waxy; Damask rose offers a rich, spicy and honeyed floral, while centifolia rose brings a powdery, green sweetness. Peony, tender, evokes rose and lily of the valley; lily of the valley brings greenness and freshness. Powdery notes recall iris and violet.

A woody and vanilla base

Cashmere wood brings here a woody, soft and warm material. Vanilla, sweet with a spicy touch, extends this warmth, which musk nuances with woody and animalic accents to give the base of the accord its density.

A floral family

Eladaria's floral classification can be read in its heart tier: three roses, peony and lily of the valley carry this family, built around petals and bouquets. Powdery notes, with their evocations of iris and violet, extend this floral character toward a more velvety texture.

What the label declares

Among the declared ingredients is alcohol, the INCI name for ethyl alcohol. This solvent serves as a carrier for the odorant materials of a fragranced composition and evaporates quickly after spraying; it is not linked to any of the notes described for Eladaria.