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Repetto Eau de Parfum

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Launched in 2014, a year after Repetto’s first eau de toilette, the Eau de Parfum composed by Olivier Polge is inspired by a performance night. The house describes it as a woody floriental: plum and cherry blossom, rose absolute and orange blossom, patchouli and an amber elixir that the press says is centered on vanilla. Its round bottle is entirely frosted.

The house describes a woody floriental in three movements: plum and cherry blossom, rose absolute and orange blossom, patchouli and amber elixir. Osmoz notes that the plum replaces the pear of the eau de toilette, for a more intense femininity.

Top

Plum opens the fragrance on a gourmand touch, set on the delicacy of cherry blossoms. Culture 31 and Osmoz rather attach these flowers to the bouquet, to which they give a powdery velvet with almond accents.

Heart

Rose absolute and orange blossom form a bouquet the house wants carnal. Culture 31 describes a rose that blooms petal after petal, paired with the scent of orange blossom.

Base

Patchouli runs through the composition down to the amber elixir, which Culture 31 calls addictive and gourmand, with vanilla at its center. This base brings the eau de parfum into the oriental family, whereas the eau de toilette remained floral.

What stays out

Bergamot, peach, raspberry, white musks and violet, long attributed to the fragrance, never appear in the house’s descriptions and leave its notes. The amber woods mentioned by the Journal du Luxe merge, for the house, into the amber elixir.