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Oriza L. Legrand · Sold as unisex
Apothéose
The moment when twilight gives way to night, and the air fills with the scent of eucalyptus and distant spices.
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The story behind the bottle.
Apothéose by Oriza L. Legrand was launched in 1900, a time when perfumery was evolving from the grandiose to the more nuanced and layered compositions we know today. This fragrance opens with eucalyptus and pepper, creating an invigorating freshness that cuts through the air like a crisp autumn breeze. The heart of ylang ylang and rose introduces a subtle sweetness, which is then grounded by musk and benzoin in the base notes. The result is a composition that balances freshness and warmth with an understated elegance.
Apothéose is best applied in a single layer. The fresh spicy top notes are striking but fleeting, while the powdery musk base develops gradually over time. This fragrance reads better close to skin than across a room, making it perfect for intimate settings or quiet moments.
Fig. 01 — Apothéose, Oriza L. Legrand
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