Idylle EDP (N)

Idylle Eau de Parfum (New Packing) by Guerlain is a Floral fragrance for women. Top notes are tincture of rose, Freesia, Litchi and Raspberry, middle notes are Lily-of-the-Valley, Jasmine, Lilac, Peony and Lily, base notes are Musk and Patchouli. It is an EDP Concentrated Perfume.
"It started with a rose. The rose was a blend of Bulgarian roses, the 2008 harvest being fruity, with overtones of raspberry and litchee. To this blend was added the Plessis Robinson rose, created by Jean-Paul Guerlain out of love for the past – an old rose with fruity accents and a pungent fragrance. This, in turn, was mingled with a chypre harmony, emblematic of Guerlain, composed of patchouli and white musk, selected for its warmth. And lastly came the bouquet that complemented the roses to perfection: lily-of-the-valley, lilac, peony, freesia and jasmine. And so the fragrance was born: a shower of flowers, of petals, of subtle yet incisive freshness, balanced by sensuality. A nectar of flowers, an ode to life and love, in the warm light of radiant jasmine and the darker warmth of chypre, to express an ambiguity of feeling, and musk, like the scent of cashmere on the skin, a comfortable, intimate, physical sensation. In this combination of the personal, sensual, emotional facet of chypre, and the physical aspect of musk, and the declaration of love with the bouquet of flowers, the inexpressible idea was expressed, tender and ethereal, sensuous and romantic, fleeting and eternal."

Pros: -
A luxury scent with a beautiful raspberry-rose fragrance.
Refined sillage with no untidy musk.
A beautiful musky floral for spring.
Fresh peony, lily of the valley, and lilac notes give a springtime feeling.
Perfect balance with nothing messy.
Great for casual events or days around the house.
Guerlain's Idylle is a watery crystal rose comet with a big tail of majestic lily, musk and white flowers mixed with fruity stardust entering Earth.

Note: -
This perfume will not have a cellophane cover, or the perfume box will be slightly Dented.