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Great daring perfumes were born such as Captain Molyneux, Vivre or even Vogue. In 1978 the perfume house sent an even stronger wind of freedom with the creation of its Quartz line. The woman of Quartz is free and rebellious, beautiful and daring ...
"The Quartz woman is free"!
The 1970s marked a decisive turning point in both fashion and perfumery. Generally speaking, customs have evolved and women are emancipating themselves as much through their work as through their clothes or their perfumes. The creators of classic perfumery have had to adapt their range to these new and assumed women by offering them new products that come out of “classic perfumes for women”.
The Molyneux house, a pioneer in the field of character fragrances, then proposed in 1978 a "scandalous" fragrance: Quartz. Quartz is an ode to feminine freedom as much for its warm and charming raw materials as for its libertarian advertisements.
“If you are a I dare not, you are not a Quartz woman. But your daughter is already, without a doubt, a Quartz woman. For her, no more conventional perfumes or fleeting colognes: she has just discovered Quartz, the eau de parfum. »Molyneux advertisement for Quartz, 1970s.
Quartz is therefore much more than a perfume, it is a hymn to female independence. Molyneux's communication campaigns around their new range will therefore be powerful and numerous to make their message heard.
The floral-fruity Quartz de Molyneux offers us its treasure ...
For Quartz, we could have expected a stone bottle or a glass jewel, this is not the case because Quartz wants to be a timeless perfume and therefore seductive much more by its olfactory force than by its packaging. The bottle designed by Serge Mansau for Quartz is “timeless, elegant and delicate. ".
Quartz de Molyneux, the beautiful floral-fruity, opens with fresh notes composed between citrus and fruit. The tonicity of citrus oil is thus counterbalanced by juicy and sweet notes of blackcurrant and peach sprinkled with a few floral notes of hyacinth. The precious floral heart opens around notes of jasmine and honeysuckle while being powdered with some irises. The carnation brings its floral spiciness and the melon some touches of aquatic freshness. The sensual woody depths of cedar, sandalwood and oakmoss provide an absolutely divine trail to the glamorous Quartz woman while offering her some benzoin treats.
“Beautiful action, follow its seduction. The Quartz woman is an incisive and brilliant winner. This exquisite eau de parfum is for rebellious, insolent, elusive people. »Molyneux for Quartz.