Evody Cite Onirique – Perfume

Description

Release Date:2019
Brand:Evody
Line:Cite Onirique
Product Type:Perfumes, Tester
Classification:Niche
Volume:30 ml
Country:France
Perfumer:Benoist Lapouza
Made in:France
Gender:Unisex
Scent Type:Eastern, Flower
Top Note:Black Currant, Pink Peppercorn, Raspberry
Heart Note:Jasmine, Oud, Rose
Base Note:Papyrus, Saffron, White suede
Caution:Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water, Do not use near open flames or heat sources, For external use only, Highly flammable, Store out of reach of children

The name of the Evody Cite Onirique perfume translates from French as “City of Dreams.” This fragrance composition is a blend of contrasting accords that continuously evolve. At one moment, you might catch the tart-sweet scent of blackcurrant and raspberry as if passing by a fruit stand. Then, from around the corner, the aroma of Indian spices from a local shop wafts through the air. As dusk falls, the scent of white jasmine intensifies. Somewhere in the background, there is a subtle hint of smoldering wood and a light, intoxicating smoke. These elements do not merge into a single scent but rather flow seamlessly into one another, allowing each note to be distinctly appreciated.

The Cite Onirique composition by Evody was crafted by three perfumers: Benoit Lapouza, Régine Droin, and Celine Vasseur. For the top notes, they combined blackcurrant leaf, sweet raspberry, and pink pepper. The heart of the fragrance features delicate rose, soapy jasmine, and oud wood. The base is composed of herbal papyrus, fragrant saffron, and smoky suede.

TESTER – A tester is a demonstration version of the fragrance provided by manufacturers with a batch of products for promotional purposes at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences in the quality or longevity of the fragrance between a tester and the retail version! The only distinction is that testers are produced for advertising purposes, so the manufacturer does not focus as much on their packaging: they are offered in what is known as technical packaging (a simple cardboard box, different from the one used for retail bottles) and often do not include a cap. This is why testers are available at a lower price.