Cerruti Image, the masculine fragrance by Cerruti
The spices are numerous and then come to sculpt the creativity of the greatest noses on the planet. Thus, as Guerlain had done for the elaboration of Shalimar, it is in India that Parfumerie Générale established the source of its juice called Indian Wood.
India according to Parfumerie Générale
If India is a country that fascinates, it is on the one hand because it is charged with spirituality. Thus, it is a little as if, in this place full of fairyland, everything becomes possible. As the Italian writer Alberto Maravilla said: “India brings another conception of life. Its concept? According to him, anything that looks real is not real, and anything that doesn't feel real is real. It is therefore on this contradictory precept that this charming and bewitching country rests. Also, this time it is the nose of Parfumerie Générale, Pierre Guillaume, who seems to have let himself be bewitched by the magic of India. Indian Wood plunges us into the land of the Maharajahs and displays many sensual, woody and spicy notes. This one uses the same aromatic and impertinent logic as its predecessor, Harmatan Black. It is a real stopover in the heart of India, a journey in its own right. What's more, it is an androgynous scent that has something to appeal to both men and women.
Indian Wood and its trilogy of scents
Indian Wood is a fragrance with a woody and exotic character whose composition is mainly based on a triptych composed of oak moss, sandalwood and fir basalm. Its flavor is unlike any other and it is an adventure in its own right. It comes directly to us from a distant land and you can feel it from its first scent. Indian Wood has a perfectly balanced trail combined with exemplary tenacity. It begins with an uplifting and surprisingly spicy sensation. Its top notes consist of peppermint and nutmeg. Then, citrus fruits take over, revealing the flavor of cardamom associated with lemon. However, the coconut milk softens it all while adding a very exotic effect. This is when the smoothness of sandalwood comes into play.