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Spell on You ♥️
The joy of love is concocted by a mesmerizing iris, which combines sensuality and lightness.
The most thrilling of all games is passionate love. Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud was inspired to create a romantic, naughty fragrance that becomes one with the skin by the incredible tension oscillating between sensuality and complicity. Its composition exalts the duality of a magnificent flower that symbolizes feminine seduction, and it is an ode to the iris pallida from Florence. Iris infiltrates a brilliant bouquet of rose and Sambac jasmine with its violet notes, then unleashes the force of its powdery notes inside the honeyed accents of acacia flower. Spell on You has a captivating, intoxicating air, like an unforgettable refrain, evolving from carnal seduction and an intimate impression…
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Vuitton, L. (n.d.). Products by LOUIS Vuitton: Spell on you. in White – Fragrances LP0212 | LOUIS VUITTON ®. Retrieved September 27, 2021, from https://us.louisvuitton.com/eng-us/products/spell-on-you-nvprod3170150v.
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