L'Instant de Guerlain Pour Homme EDT

L'Instant de Guerlain Men by Guerlain for Men

• Concentration: Eau de Toilette
• Size: 125 ml

L\'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme is a masculine perfume created in 2004. It features an ideal balance of passion and peace, recognition of feelings and power of reason – that is the portrait of L\'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme man. The freshness of citrus is complemented by originality of anise and jasmine in the top notes. The heart is warm and masculine: patchouli, cedar, Indian sandalwood, Lapsang tea, cocoa beans, lavender, hibiscus seeds, and musk.

Key Features:

• Ideal for a variety of occasions
• A fragrance that has been widely accepted
• It's light, refreshing, and can be applied often
• Fragrance to make it last longer

Key Notes:

• Top Notes: Lemon, Bergamot, Anise, Graprfruit, Jasmine
• Heart Notes: Cacao, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Tea, Cedar, Lavender
• Base Notes: Natural Musk, Hibiscus Seed, Elemi Resin

About Guerlain:

Guerlain is a legendary French perfume house with a history of 175 years of outstanding business, passion and tradition. Guerlain uses luxurious and rare materials for its perfumes, such as French vanilla from their own plantations in Comoro Islands. They have been an innovator in use of synthetic materials: Jicky (1889) was the first perfume to which Aimé Guerlain added a synthetic component coumarin.

The Guerlain house was founded by Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain in 1828. Starting with common hygiene products, Guerlain was also creating perfumes for his customers, and over time he developed the business into a highly successful company that became an official perfumer for several European royal courts.

The Guerlain house was founded in 1828 by Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain. Jacques Guerlain was the son of Pierre-Françous Pascal Guerlain and grandson of Jacques Guerlain. He created some of the most well-known perfumes of the house, including L'Heure Bleue (1912), Mitsouko (1919) and Shalimar (1925), which is one of the best loved perfumes of all time. Jean-Paul Guerlain is the nephew of Jacques Guerlain. He first assisted, and then created his first "solo" offering, the now-famous Vetiver (1959).

His other well-known creations include Habit Rouge, Chamade, Eau de Guerlain and The Guerlain perfume house was a family business until it acquired in 1994, when it was by Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (LVMH). In 2002, the family legacy of Guerlain ended with Jean-Paul Guerlain's retirement, though he continues to work for the house as a consultant. Thierry Wasser was named the official in-house perfumer of Guerlain in 2008. The flagship boutique in Paris was thoroughly renovated and reopened in June 2005. The house at 69 Champs Elysées, or rather “The House at the Magic Address” is not only a museum and retail store again but welcomes customers again.