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Parle Moi de Parfum · Sold as unisex
Haute Provence 89
The crisp morning air as you step into a lavender field, where the scent of fresh melons and watermelons mingles with the sun's warmth.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020 by Parle Moi de Parfum and crafted by perfumer Michel Almairac, Haute Provence 89 captures the essence of a region synonymous with lightness and freedom. The fragrance centers around lavender, its simplicity and beauty rendered iconic through the vast fields that stretch across the landscape. Ozonic and aquatic notes create an airy freshness, complemented by melons and watermelons that bring sunshine and a touch of seduction. A hint of narcissus adds bewitching depth to this tribute to Provence.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points. The ozonic top notes are fleeting but refreshing, making way for the long-lasting lavender base that will keep you company throughout the day. This fragrance is best enjoyed during daylight hours when its fresh and airy qualities can truly shine.
Fig. 01 — Haute Provence 89, Parle Moi de Parfum
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Michel Almairac
The master of empiresMichel Almairac is a master perfumer at Robertet whose career spans over forty years and includes some of the most commercially successful fragrances ever created.
“I was always surrounded by scents and smells which is part of life in that city, natural ones from the crops of flowers growing in the fields, and industrial ones as well, from the perfume factories.”
Michel Almairac · Olfactif interview
Designer Parle Moi de Parfum
More from the house · founded 2013 · France
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