Chantecaille Eaux Florales (2006): TLC with Flowers {New Fragrances}
Beauty and perfume brand Chantecaille have released a collection of five floral fragrances with aromatherapeutic virtues going in the direction of, shall we call it, a "spa-fragrance" trend one can notice in the market, but also numerous hammam-inspired brands in France). Although being a multisecular tradition before being a trend, the more modern interest in the "eaux de soins" and the medicinal side of perfumes was certainly revived by Eau Dynamisante by Clarins in 1987. This time, it is a trend nestled within the wider context of a renewal of interest for spas. Perfumewise, it is not enough to think about just smelling good these days, it is also important to think about your well-being and taking actively care of yourself by choosing effective effluvia...
Each perfume offers different properties. The sweetness and softness of Roman chamomile brings relief to people who have a nervous temperament. Orange blossom is refreshing and helps activate the scarring process. Peppermint stimulates the mind and relaxes muscles. Bramble is relaxing and has anti-oxydant properties.
Each 100 ml flacon retails for 61 Euros at Le Printemps.
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