A radiant, tartly grapefruit composition complemented by a fruity accent of blackcurrant.

Fragrance and Composition

The citrus composition is built primarily around grapefruit and Calabrian bergamot, joined by blackcurrant, neroli and petitgrain. Patchouli and vanilla form its base.

• Top notes: grapefruit and bergamot.
• Heart notes: blackcurrant, neroli and petitgrain.
• Base notes: patchouli and vanilla.
• Concentration: eau de toilette spray.
• Intensity: moderate.
• Year of launch: 1999.
• Perfumers: Jean-Paul Guerlain and Mathilde Laurent.

In Aqua Allegoria fragrances, 90–95% of the ingredients are of natural origin according to ISO 16128, with the calculation including water. The alcohol used in these formulas is sourced from French sugar beet, grown through a farming network focused on responsible agriculture.

Usage

The bottle can be refilled using the 200 ml Aqua Allegoria refill, which is equipped with an anti-spill system. The refill is compatible only with the refillable bottles of this collection in 75 ml and 125 ml sizes and cannot be used on its own.

The product is flammable.

The refillable system allows you to keep the original bottle and refill it with a compatible refill.

Packaging

• Volume: 75 ml.
• Format: spray with a screw-on atomiser.
• The bottle is refillable and recyclable.
• Contains at least 15% recycled glass.
• Made in France.

The packaging combines a refillable design with a recyclable bottle made from partially recycled glass.

About the Brand

The Guerlain house was founded by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain in 1828 with the opening of the first boutique on rue de Rivoli in Paris. The Aqua Allegoria collection was created in 1999 as a range of fragrances inspired by nature.

Guerlain, together with UNESCO, established the Women for Bees programme, which trains women in beekeeping while supporting the protection of bees and biodiversity.

By choosing Pamplelune, you acquire a fragrance from a collection that has been associated with nature-inspired creativity since its very beginning.