What it is:

Chloé Nomade Jardin D’Égypte Takes Us Back To The Homeland Of Chloé Founder, Gaby Aghion, A Magical Place Bathed In Warmth And Light. Writing The Third Chapter In Nomade’S Égypte Story, This New Eau De Parfum For Women Pays Tribute To The Emblematic Papyrus, A Plant Sacred To The Ancient Egyptians, Representing Eternal Life And Renewal.

The Perfume Opens With The Solar Notes Of The Cassie Flower, Which Delicately Entwine With The Vegetal Freshness Of Papyrus, Evoking A Summer Garden At Dawn. Enriched By The Opulent, Honeyed Accents Of Sun-Dried Dates And Luscious Fig Accords, The Scent Unfolds Into The Heady Depth Of The Kyphi Accord, An Ancient, Alchemical Blend Of Essential Oils That Mingles Spiced Cinnamon Bark With The Creamy Richness Of Sandalwood, And Resinous Myrrh. Finally, A Bespoke Solarwood Accord Blends With The Velvety Smoothness Of Sandalwood Oil And Musky Ambrette Absolute, Lingering With Irresistible Sensuality And Depth.

Perfumer Caroline Dumur Drew Inspiration From A Verdant Garden Filled With Fresh Greenery, Sweet Flowers, And Fruit-Bearing Trees To Create This Intense And Vibrant Fragrance For Women.

This Chloé Perfume Is Presented In The Line’S Iconic Bottle, Now Adorned With A Vibrant Green Braid In The Color Of The Egyptian Papyrus Plant.

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