PACO RABANNE OLYMPÉA eau de parfum spray 80 ml

PACO RABANNE OLYMPÉA eau de parfum spray 80 ml

OLYMPÉA Line

Olympéa by Paco Rabanne is an oriental floral ‘Eau de Parfum’ crafted for women. In the wake of the worldwide success of the fragrance ‘Invictus,’ Paco Rabanne sought to honor women with this scent, drawing inspiration from an Olympus goddess characterized by a contemporary and sensuous aesthetic, complete with wings and laurel wreath leaves.

This perfume, a creation of perfumers Loc Dong, Anne Flipo, and Dominique Ropion in 2015, adeptly captures the exact essence the brand aimed to convey: that of an exceptionally attractive woman, both inside and out, possessing innate seductive powers, facing each day with formidable strength, and seeking a unique olfactory adventure.

Top notes: Green mandarin , jasmine and ginger flower Aquatic.
Hearth notes: Vanilla and salt.
Base notes: grey amber, cashmere wood and sandalwood.

The opening is a vibrant symphony of citrus and fresh green notes, featuring mandarin, aquatic jasmine, and ginger flower. This initial burst sets the stage for a wholly distinctive and novel sensation, where vanilla and salt combine – two seemingly opposing elements that harmonize flawlessly, creating a delightful allure that appeals to a male audience. Finally, the perfume settles into a base note of cashmere wood, imparting a subtle talcum powder-like aroma.

HALF-GODDESS: This fragrance embodies the essence of a semi-divine being. A captivating figure capable of beguiling both mortals and deities with her presence, creating an intoxicating effect on all.

Only a woman possessing these characteristics is deserving of this perfume. A woman with unwavering resolve, a defender of her ideals, and one who ardently pursues her dreams and desires.

The bottle itself serves as a cherished talisman, symbolizing femininity and contentment. With its gracefully curved form, the rosy hue of the liquid within, and the intricately carved laurel leaves, it represents an emblem of empowerment and allure.

Year of Release: 2015