Edmond Albius is the source of inspiration for this enchanting fragrance from Eight & Bob. In the 16th century, vanilla conquered European high society, which faced challenges in its cultivation. On Bourbon Island, Edmond Albius mastered vanilla cultivation in Madagascar at the age of 12. His technique transformed Madagascar into the world's best vanilla producer.
This extrait de perfume honors Edmond by embodying his passion and creativity. The discreet, luxurious scent transports wearers to unforgettable moments. The perfume immortalizes Edmond's journey in perfumery and captures his botanical genius. It stands as a testament to the impact Edmond's creativity had and what influence one individual can have in history.
This unique fragrance celebrates the indomitable spirit of Edmond Albius and the rich heritage of vanilla cultivation.
- Top: Ginger oil
- Heart: Channel, clove
- Base: Vanilla, tonkalactone, ambrostar
Apply a small amount of perfume to areas where you feel your heartbeat. For example, think of your wrist, neck and the inside of the elbow. The hair is also a good carrier of perfume. A perfume develops much more slowly in the hair, so that the scent remains lively for longer. Note that an alcohol-based perfume can dry out your hair. Therefore spray some perfume in the air 1 to 2 times and walk through the 'perfume cloud'.
Description
Edmond Albius is the source of inspiration for this enchanting fragrance from Eight & Bob. In the 16th century, vanilla conquered European high society, which faced challenges in its cultivation. On Bourbon Island, Edmond Albius mastered vanilla cultivation in Madagascar at the age of 12. His technique transformed Madagascar into the world's best vanilla producer.
This extrait de perfume honors Edmond by embodying his passion and creativity. The discreet, luxurious scent transports wearers to unforgettable moments. The perfume immortalizes Edmond's journey in perfumery and captures his botanical genius. It stands as a testament to the impact Edmond's creativity had and what influence one individual can have in history.
This unique fragrance celebrates the indomitable spirit of Edmond Albius and the rich heritage of vanilla cultivation.
- Top: Ginger oil
- Heart: Channel, clove
- Base: Vanilla, tonkalactone, ambrostar
How to use
Apply a small amount of perfume to areas where you feel your heartbeat. For example, think of your wrist, neck and the inside of the elbow. The hair is also a good carrier of perfume. A perfume develops much more slowly in the hair, so that the scent remains lively for longer. Note that an alcohol-based perfume can dry out your hair. Therefore spray some perfume in the air 1 to 2 times and walk through the 'perfume cloud'.
