Jehanne rigaud Imperial Poudré EDP 100 ml

JEHANNE RIGAUD Imperial Poudré EDP 100 ml Between the 17th and 18th centuries, there was a change in the values and aesthetic canons that had characterized previous eras. The Baroque era overturned the “angelic woman” and shaped her into a completely different creature: buxom, sensual and mischievous. The Rococo woman was delicate, graceful and flirtatious. Women wore bodices and corsets to enhance their silhouette and the use of perfumes and talcum powders was widespread. Clothes and jewels completed the extremely sumptuous look of the elite of the time. In the 18th century, more than in other periods, sumptuousness experienced its greatest triumph. Ladies began to use perfumes from childhood and powdered their faces, décolleté, arms and hands. Compared to the past, makeup was anything but natural and sober, it was overdone, especially with face powder. This fine white powder gave ladies an alabaster complexion to give the much sought-after “porcelain skin” effect, synonymous with true beauty. Without a doubt, the scent of face powder was the fragrance that spread most in the halls of royal palaces and noble palaces. The talcum note with an almond scent attracted attention, the refined scent of this precious powder left a trail of vanilla and heliotrope synonymous with great elegance. Imperial Poudré by Jehanne Rigaud It is a captivating fragrance dove the talc note of iris combines with the sweet and soft notes of Bourbon vanilla and heliotrope. The trail, persistent and refined, rich in floral notes leaves an inebriating powdery scent in the air. Top Notes: Ylang Ylang, Iris, Bourbon Vanilla Heart Notes: Almond, Talc and Floral Notes Base Notes: Musk, Heliotrope, Jasmine, Rose EDP 100 ml