Top Notes
Almond from Provence, France — Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region.
Coffee — roasted in Nice, beans from Ethiopia.
Bergamot from Corsica — Bastia region.
Lemon from Menton, France.
Eau de Parfum · 30 ml · Made in France
Vintage Mystery
A vintage jewel of white flowers, vanilla, cacao and warm woods.

Story
Vintage Mystique is the scent of a memory you have never lived — and yet somehow seem to know. It feels as though it has been found in a jewellery box in an attic, beneath the parchment of old letters. Beautiful like an antique jewel that never goes out of style. It is luminous, but never loud. Sweet, but never overwhelming. Oriental in character, yet unmistakably French. And it leaves a trace not only in the room, but in memory. Vintage Mystique is a mystery that never fully reveals itself. It is the spirit of old perfume bottles hidden in a velvet case. It is the memory of characters from a classic novel — a memory that somehow becomes your own. A fragrance where the whisper of flowers, the sweetness of a summer night and the thrill of a secret rendezvous are woven together. Created by Melissa Hoffmann as an olfactory illusion: a fragrance of fantasy, mystery and beauty that exists beyond trends and eras.


Almond from Provence, France — Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region.
Coffee — roasted in Nice, beans from Ethiopia.
Bergamot from Corsica — Bastia region.
Lemon from Menton, France.
Tuberose from Grasse, France — greenhouse cultivated.
Sambac Jasmine from Grasse, France.
Orange Blossom — Neroli from Cap Ferrat, French Riviera.
Bulgarian Rose — extracted in France.
Iris Root — Iris Pallida from Grasse, France.
Tonka Bean from French Guiana.
Cocoa — processed in Grasse, origin: Venezuela.
Vanilla from Réunion Island — Île Bourbon, France.
Praline from Lyon, France.
Sandalwood from India — processed in France.
White Musk — from laboratories in Biot, France.
Amber — amber accord from Grasse.
Cashmere Wood — Cashmeran created in France.
Patchouli from Indonesia — distilled in Grasse.
Cinnamon — processed in France, raw material from Ceylon.
Cedar from Upper Provence.
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