Bibliotheque de Parfum Page 69

Description

Top Notes: Bitter orange, caramel, red berries, tobacco.
Middle Notes: Lily, Orchid, Tuberosis.
Base: Vanilla, monoi, patchouli.

Fragrance Family: Floral

Gender: Female

Aren’t you used to being calm? Behind the mask of a girl in pink glasses, to hide the explosive character? Page 69 by Bibliotheque de Parfum – your perfume. With a straightforward name, a bright bouquet, it will be an ideal companion of the one that conquers the hearts.
Well, admit, you like to shock. You like to draw attention to yourself with crazy actions. Seeing delight, admiration in the yes of others is your drug. Well, go ahead! Tell this world everything you think is necessary. Page 69 by Bibliotheque de Parfum will add courage to you.
The aroma is infinitely interesting. Its faces can’t be counted. It amazes already at the start. Bitter orange and red berries, tobacco and caramel this combination deserves an Oscar. Moreover, this is just the beginning. Lily, orchid and tuberose are an endless temptation. Shameless and incredibly attractive. Vanilla, monoi, patchouli – a train worthy of the queen.

Page 69 by Bibliotheque de Parfum a fragrance that gives self-confidence. With this perfume, you will feel yourself more beautiful than ever. Wear it every day with the knowledge that you are the best creations of the World.

DEDICATED TO AMBER:  Who smoked flowers.
 
Everyone in the hall was waiting for Amber, a woman who had overcome illness and traveled around the world. She was going to tell them about it, and that was the reason why everyone had gathered. People were waiting, sitting on chairs, like at a lecture, some were standing, and then Amber walked in. It was strange to see half the people looking at each other because they were expecting a completely different woman. They thought Amber should look like a boxer or at least a strong triathlete, but instead, a graceful girl in a satin dress with thin straps and a white flower in her hair walked into the room. She walked to the center of the makeshift stage, where there was a chair, sat down, looked at everyone with a direct gaze, took out a cigarette, smoked, and took a few breaths. People thought they were going to smell the thick smell of tobacco, but for some reason, it smelled like flowers: an orchid, a tuberose.
 
– Good afternoon. I am ready to tell you my story, but I will start from page 69, she said, and these words became the beginning of the fascination of all the people in the room.