Baccaraat Rouge 540 Is A Unisex Chypre Fragrance From Maison Francis Kurkdjian That Was Launched In 2016

Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait De Parfum Maison Francis Kurkdjian Unisex intensifies and radiances the amber woody floral aura of the aroma

The sweetly juicy blood orange, whose juice is evoked in the name of the fragrance, dominates the citrus top notes.

The perfumer’s mastered craft

Aromatic Lavender And Sage Combine Intimately With Leathery Saffron In The Middle Notes.

You'll feel calm and confident after wearing this fragrance, which is refreshing, oriental, and woody

Baccarat Rouge 540 extrait de parfum intensifies the radiance of the three auras found in the eau de parfum without betraying the original inspiration.

The perfumer’s mastered craft and the wisdom gained with time gave birth to this woody extrait de perfume, an ultimate accomplishment for Francis Kurkdjian.

The Grandiflorum jasmine from Egypt head note gently underscores the craftsman’s voice

The hint of fire is enhanced with powdered epicurean facets of bitter almond from Morocco.

Lastly, the mineral note built around ambergris is tamed with a musky and woody accord.

Adding to the intensity of the extrait, the perfume bottle also plays with light.

Its aesthetic dons a brilliant red robe reminiscent of Baccarat red.

Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait De Parfum Maison Francis Kurkdjian Unisex embodies the profusion and fusion of elements that can only be tamed by the art of the perfumer and the wisdom gained with time.

The Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait de perfume intensifies and radiances the amber woody floral aura of the aroma.

The heightened version of this iconic smell combines Egyptian jasmine petals, Moroccan bitter almond, and woody musks in a new alchemy of the senses

A kaleidoscope of components that can only be tamed by the perfumer's talent and time-honored expertise.

Saffron

This most costly spice in the world is nicknamed "red gold" because it comes from the pistil of a kind of crocuses.

Because it includes safrol, a highly allergic component, natural saffron is not utilized in fragrance.

However, one of its compounds, saffronal, can mimic its action.

It's robust aroma is harsh and slightly metallic, with a leathery, tarred aspect that blows hot and cold on the remainder of the composition.

It's a favorite of Francis Kurkdjian's for breaking up the sweetness of citrus notes in the top layer of a fragrance.

It's frequently connected with Oud-based perfumes and amber accords from the East.

Cashmeran

It's also known as cashmere wood because of the enveloping softness it imparts, which is similar to musk but more energetic and uplifting, with woody undertones that may be detected from top to bottom.

It's a synthetic note with a dry, musky cedar note and a warm cocooning sensation similar to musk, resinous and slightly powdery, leathery.

It heightens the fragrance's sillage when mixed with other woods

AmbroxanTM

Sclareol, one of the natural ingredients of clary sage, is used to make AmbroxanTM.

It was developed in the 1950s and gradually replaced ambergris, a natural sperm whale waste.

AmbroxanTM imitates its amber, dry woody, and mineral characteristics.

It's a super-powerful woody note with a lingering sillage that gives any composition a modern sensuality

Ambroxan gave rise to a vast family of related compounds known as "amber woods."

Cedar from Virginia

When you sharpen a pencil, this is the normal aroma: woody, dry, slightly spicy, and creamy.

Juniperus Virginiana, a North American cedar often known as red cedar due to the color of its wood, is a member of the juniper family

There are several varieties of cedars utilized in perfumery, but this one appears in the heart and base, lending a verticality to the woody motif.

It is distinct from the drier Texas cedar, the animalic and leathery Atlas cedar, and the smoky Chinese cedar, which are the other three main kinds used in perfumery.

Jasmine from Egypt

The jasmine used in perfumery is remarkably intense and multi-faceted, ranging from orangey-floral, sunny, fruity (banana, strawberry, apricot), to animalic and spicy. Its Latin name is jasminum grandiflorum.

For such a delicate flower, jasmine has an impressively intricate structure that must be gathered very early in the morning before the sun ruins its aroma

Its aroma can only be extracted with volatile solvents, and due to the poor yield of essential oil, it is quite expensive.

Its kaleidoscope of nuances harmonizes beautifully with various flowers, woods, and oriental notes.

"It's unusual sillage makes this perfume mysterious. Baccarat Rouge 540 embodies the alchemy of the senses." - Maison Francis Kurkdjian

The Maison Francis Kurkdjian collection is worn as a fragrance wardrobe, with myriad of facets of emotions.

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Designed in the tradition of luxury French perfumery, it advocates nevertheless a contemporary vision of the art of creating and wearing perfume.

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