Chantecaille Frangipane Eau de Parfum

Embodying duality, Frangipane strikes a balance between vibrant and rich floral notes with warm, soothing, and earthy essences. Originating from Peru and the West Indies, plumeria was first discovered by botanist Frangipani during his landing on Antigua with Columbus' expedition. Its magnificent orange and pink blossoms emit a fragrance known in many cultures as "eternal spirits." The subtlety of the Frangipane scent lies in its delicate blend of sweet exotic orange and violet leaves, water hyacinth and vetiver for freshness, jasmine, ylang-ylang, and a generous amount of vanilla with a hint of musk for warmth.
The fragrance delicately combines notes of sweet exotic orange and violet leaves, water hyacinth and vetiver for freshness, jasmine, ylang-ylang, and a generous amount of vanilla with a hint of musk for warmth.