The most charming of Azzaro perfumes for women. With Mademoiselle Azzaro, the great house created by the Mediterranean Loris Azzaro offered us for the first time in 2015 a lovely perfume that told of the delights of a Parisian stroll, with that chic impertinence of the young women who inhabit the City of Light.
Mademoiselle d'Azzaro is a fairly recent perfume, having been created in 2016. As the embodiment of the Parisian woman, it is a sparkling and elegant fragrance, a perfume capable of lighting up the Parisian pavement and bringing sunshine into our beautiful capital. The woman who wears Mademoiselle Azzaro leaves a floral scent lingering in the wake of her high heels, inviting those around her to see life through rose-colored glasses. It took nothing more to put the world at her feet! Riding on its success, Mademoiselle recently became Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante, an Eau de Toilette enriched with peony. More airy, Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante now carries us into the Parisian sky. So, what about the floral and fruity composition of this perfume?
Peony, the central element of Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante
Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante by Azzaro places peony at the center of its composition. A flower used for a very long time in perfumery, peony was already known in Ancient Egypt. If this raw material is highly prized by perfumers, it is simply because it is one of the most refined and elegant there is. Its floral aroma is not sharp but rather relies on tenderness. Very close to rose, peony has no equal when it comes to embodying femininity. Note, however, that its green facets are airier. In this sense, peony also somewhat resembles lily of the valley. Thanks to it, Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante takes on a more spring-like feel than ever.
The many fruits present in the composition of Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante
Here, Azzaro offers us a true delight that awakens the taste buds. Indeed, flowers are not the only ones honored in the recipe of Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante. Fruits are the other central ingredients of this fragrance. This perfume opens with a lively, tangy blend of blackcurrant and grape. Blackcurrant is one of the rare fruits used in its natural form in perfumery. Its scent is extracted directly from its small purplish berries, giving rise to a lively, appetizing freshness. Grape, for its part, gives this perfume a juicier feel, while remaining very sweet. Thus, Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante fits perfectly into today’s trend for gourmand perfumes. Pear, meanwhile, gives it a greener aspect, joining peony at the heart of this fragrance.
The woodier, more animalic base of Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante
Little by little, Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante darkens until it reaches a woodier base. Sandalwood nonetheless remains very soft. Its gourmand character is ever-present, while brushing against a more sensual, seductive facet. Moreover, this effect is further heightened by contact with musk. An animalic ingredient par excellence, musk reinforces the sensuality of Mademoiselle L'Eau Très Charmante, making her a captivating, bewitching woman.