Ferveur, is the fragrance Paul Vacher would probably have composed, had he lived through the 80s and got to know those years of excess and exhilaration. Ferveur expresses the loyalty, love and passion of this mythical perfume creator whose life was entirely dedicated to fragrances. A generous olfactory rush that invites worship and devotion.
But behind the near-sacred undertones of its name - the formula is particularly rich in incense - Ferveur is also a devilishly sensual fragrance. As imposing as a cathedral, but as hedonistic as an evening at the Palace night club in Paris. Its fresh and aromatic opening soon blends with the boisterous exuberance of amber. This is about the meeting of the mind and the body, about their tentative touch, their mutual exploration, their exhilaration and their passionate communion. An incredibly ambitious fragrance, Ferveur appeals both to the mind and senses, hoping for one thing only: fulfilment.
Olfactive Information
Top Notes: Green bergamot, clary sage, myrtle, and cypress
Heart Notes: Iris, rose, coriander, and cinnamon leaf
Base Notes: Vanilla, styrax, Tolu balsam, patchouli, vetiver, incense, and leather
« I imagined Ferveur as an amber monument, imbued with tears of incense. A generous bouquet of aromatics mixed with flowers and spices is thrown into the burning balsam, leather and wood. I wanted to design an openly sensual fragrance, a fragrance that takes possession of those who wear it and becomes part of their soul and body. The perfume is the person. »
