Imaginary Authors How To Say Bicycle In French Eau de Parfum

Fragrance Family:
Aromatic Fougere

Notes:
Sweet Basil, Rosemary, White Thyme, Clary Sage, Lavender, Gentian Oil, Esprit de Provence

Concentration:
Eau de Parfum

Occasion:
An exquisite portrait of country France, for the love of Provence's herbs and flowers. A clean and exquisite herbal fougere.

As the brand says: strolling hand in hand through the farmer’s market, lazy afternoons at the sidewalk bistro watching the world go by, riding your bike with the wind in your hair.

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Before we pick up a new language, we learn its cultural codes - smells, tastes, mannerisms - How To Say Bicycle In French is no litmus test for competency. Rather, it is an aromatic feast of savoury herbs both hard, stemmy, and leafy, as if assembled together like a bouquet. Dip your head into this mass and find the essence of the Provencal, with an anisic shimmer and cooling sensation floating above sweet basil, rosemary, thyme, sage, and even lavender, which is treated as a culinary herb in the South of France. The air is hot and dry, passing through pretty rows of flowers and wild heaps of herbs, gathering scent on its journey.

As far as soapy notes go in perfumery, Bicycle is enriched and generous, with a surprising touch of gentian flower, reiterating the herbal notes through a tweak of salubrious bitterness. Perhaps the key lesson here is not how to say bicycle - vélo - but soap (savon), herbs (herbes), and happiness (bonheur). A scent to carry one through the day, with all of its interesting cleanliness. Absolutely ravissant!