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Shalimar’s Breath of Perfume

Shalimar's Breath of Perfume
Shalimar’s Breath of Perfume

As everyone knows, the Shalimar perfume is undoubtedly one of the most emblematic of perfumery. It displays exemplary longevity and it is enough on its own to make Guerlain’s image shine throughout the world. Also, Thierry Wasser decided to reinterpret this mythical juice through a breath of extreme sensuality. Shalimar Souffle de Parfum then becomes as soft as a delicately scented caress.

Shalimar Souffle de Perfume, revisiting a great classic

Shalimar is such an emblematic perfume that it has had the right to many revisits since its release in 1925. Shalimar Souffle de Parfum is a real reinterpretation. It brings a much lighter and fresher side to the whole. In addition, his bottle has also had the right to its makeover. In this case, its shape remains the same. Nevertheless, a gradient of blue comes today to dress it to give it a more current appearance. This new Shalimar is then halfway between tradition and modernity. This only adds to its part of the mystery to make it even more captivating.

Guerlain’s new tenderness

Shalimar Souffle de Parfum is a floral and oriental fragrance borrowing from a deep sweetness. It gives off a luminous freshness associated with a very cocooning aspect. Its flight takes place on very energizing and sparkling citrus notes. The latter combine multiple citrus fruits such as bergamot, lemon or mandarin. Then, his heart gives way to more lightness. It releases an armful of sambac jasmine from India associated with orange blossom. The latter is here worked to reveal a honeyed effect. Finally, Shalimar Souffle de Parfum gives way to a more enveloping and sensual base. This exalts a deep scent of vanilla and releases the power of its white musks as if to make this essence very addictive.

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