• Floral, musky, amber scent with soothing notes of neroli, which blend into the softness of wood and vanilla.
• Amethyst semi-precious stones
• Immortelle flower extract, Manganese and Potassium
A Wellbeing Elixir Perfume, to help you refocus
An enveloping fragrance, a blend centered around white musks. Soothing notes of bigarade neroli and Earl Grey tea blend harmoniously with the softness of wood and the roundness of vanilla.
An elixir of well-being thanks to the addition of orange blossom and bergamot essential oils, manganese and potassium minerals and a natural immortelle flower extract, which stimulates the release of beta endorphins.
Semi-precious amethyst stones symbolizes the harmony and enveloping richness of this fragrance.
100% Vegan, No Colouring Agent
ABOUT THE BRAND
Valeur Absolue is an innovative brand offering feel-good products, as multifaceted as women are today.
All products are formulated in a responsible way and offer a unique proposal. They all possess something “more”and unite different and complementary universes: luxury and well-being, perfume and design, nature and science. They respect nature, are not tested on animals and integrate very strict safety standards, going beyond current legislations. They do not contain chemical UV filters, colouring agents, preservatives, heavy metals, phtalates, PCM or CMR. They offer the best balance between pleasure and well-being to create more smiles in women’s lives.
Listening to thousands of women around the world and their desire for more positive energy in their life, Bénédicte Foucart, with years of experience in the beauty industry, had the dream of transforming the morning perfuming gesture into a meaningful well-being ritual. The scented daily routine would not only diffuse gorgeous scents but also uplift moods and shift energy positively. Working with aromachologists, lithotherapists, neuroscientists and some of the best perfumers in the world, Bénédicte created a unique formula using ancestral and modern knowledge in the “feel-good” domain.
