Jardin d'Interdit Dancing with Butterflies

Jardin d'Interdit Dancing with Butterflies by Givenchy is a Floral fragrance for women.Jardin d'Interdit Dancing with Butterflieswas launched in 2008. Top note is Nectarine; middle notes are Peony and Rose; base notes are Amber, Orchid and Sandalwood.Jardin d`Interdit Dancing with Butterflies is a floral summer fragrance launched in 2008. It is available as 50 ml EDT. The bottle is identical to the one of the previous edition, colored in icy glass blue and a raspberry colored stopper. It was launched exclusively for the Japanese market. Its light structure with sensual and innocent aromas, constructs a very feminine and gentle, delicate perfume. The impression that this perfume leaves can be compared with a floral romantic garden that smells so fresh and flaunting after a spring rain, enchanting with unbelievable petal scents and rain drops. The freshness of this garden spell bounded the butterflies which fly all around it. That fresh morning, the magic was born. Nectarine opens the composition, followed by the heart of peony and wild rose, ending at the base of sandalwood, orchid and white amber.

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