Montmartre

Notes: dappled sunlight on warm skin, a splash of absinthe in a glass and a twist of bergamot peel, a cool spring breeze, lavender buds, and violet leaf The famed neon windmill on the roof of the Moulin Rouge marks Montmartre with its steep and winding cobblestone streets. The character that made this place a haven for artists, writers, and other bohemians is what draws you here; you want to experience it all. The Moulin Rouge dancers as sketched by Toulouse-Lautrec, Le Chat Noir’s iconic advertisement, the dreaminess of Erik Satie’s Gymnopédies. And, of course, Amélie Poulain, whose quirky fringe and magical approach to life made you fall in love with Paris and wish to ride a motorbike through its streets. The day is sunny and bright, mirroring the city’s vibrancy and joie de vivre that has made it a lodestone for romantics of all sorts. You'll carry it with you when you go home. And you know for certain this won’t be your last weekend in Paris. Clean skin musk adds a smooth, creamy warmth which plays against the herbal note of lavender, the seductive depth of absinthe, and the cool green of violet leaf. Sexy and playful, clean and beguiling, and above all, effortless