Description
Celine Dion is presenting her new fragrance inspired by Provence in spring, named similarly, Spring in Provence. Fragrant, sunny fields take us for a magic journey for all senses, with golden iridescent shine of floral meadows, coloured in nuances of spring.
Celine Dion‘s art, her songs, her heart are inspired by Provence, which is embodied in the new, limited fragrance Spring in Provence. This magnificent bouquet of flowers of this region is perfectly harmonic and lively.
Top notes of Spring in Provence encompass aromas of passion fruit, bergamot and coriander, carried by cheerful breeze through meadows. A heart is enriched with a floral fusion of honeysuckle, mimosa absolute, fig blossom and violet, while a base incorporates ambrette accords, earthy aura of vetiver wrapped in musk, finishing in a soft, gentle and feminine way.
Its flacon is transparent and made of glass, accentuating colour of fluid, which is pastel green, reflecting spring on meadows of Provence. Lavender fields and red poppy flowers are painted on outer carton, which is also a characteristic theme in Provence.
The fragrance was created by Ilias Ermenidis of Firmenich. Creator of the flacon is Ken Hurst, while outer carton was designed by Marc Rosen Associates. The perfume has been on the market since March 2009 and is available in amount of 50 ml EDT. Advertising campaign was made by Badger & Partners agency and photographer is Alexi Lubmirsky.
sanya_ne – :
What a great blind buy. I can’t say how much i love this fragrance. Very fresh, light, fruity and green. And i agreed with amy1983. This smells like picture on the box. Passion fruit stands out in a classy way while coriander prevent it from overly sweet. Kind of romantic fragrance which i think men can wear it too.
sport2301 – :
I bought this as a blind buy,and this smells just like I thought it would! It smells like the picture on the box. I feel like I am walking through a vineyard in Italy after a heavy rain. Wonderful imagery. It’s a very relaxing scent. The juice is tinted a light yellow-green which compliments the scent perfectly. Rainy and fresh in a very good way!
lisacfc75 – :
When I saw the bottle and the name, “Spring in Provence” i became pretty sure that I will find lavender in this one. But no, there isn’t any. Or perhaps this scent immortalises the freshness of a lavender field in early spring, when it hasn’t bloomed yet. Notes of passionfruit are prominent in the beginning, accompanied by honeysuckle and coriander until the end. Especially the coriander is “guilty” of the slight masculine touch.
Spring is stated through mimosa, on a background of delicate violet.
The base notes are pretty faint,yet the vetiver can be identified.
The overall impression of the wearer is that of a woman eager to feel the pulse of nature within the first buds, to be in a balanced frame of mind without trying to seduce: just for her own wellbeing!