Fragrance Description:

Guerlain Shalimar Eau Legre Parfumee EDT, this is the second formulation. It smells like a bright, pillowy blend of airy vanilla and musks. It hits the skin with a sweet lemon meringue and zesty lime oil, leaning into a more playful, dessert-like musky aroma. The mid-notes lend a translucent touch of jasmine into the base. What remains is a highly comforting, linear, and remarkably smooth drydown driven by a fluffy combination of unsweetened vanilla, creamy tonka bean, and velvety benzoin that carries the clean warmth of a luxury vanilla talcum powder. I would consider it a sweet and musky version of the original EDT's dna.

• Type: Powdery Musky

• Original Release/Year: 2004

• This bottles Batch Code/year: 7K01 = 2007

• Season: Any, Versatile

• Occasion: Morning 

• Longevity: Six Hours

• Projection: Moderate

• Gender: Feminine 

• Scent Era: Modern

• Identifying the vintage: This is the second reformulation of this fragrance, the first batches had champagne colored liquid. The first formula was more citrus forward with this version being sweeter.

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