Paco Rabanne Black XS pour Elle eau de toilette for women tester by Rabanne combines a fruity-spicy opening, floral notes with cocoa, and a vanilla-woody base. It is designed for women and is particularly suited to cooler days.

Fragrance & Composition

• Top notes: cranberry, pink pepper and tamarind.
• Heart notes: cocoa, rose and black violet.
• Base notes: vanilla, patchouli and massoia wood.
• Concentration: eau de toilette.
• Year of release: 2007.
• Perfumers: Emilie Coppermann and Mark Buxton.
• Collection: Black XS.

If cranberry, cocoa, rose, vanilla or patchouli are among your sought-after notes, you will find them here in a precisely described composition.

Application

Apply the eau de toilette to clean, dry skin, for example on the wrists or neck.

Packaging

• The tester contains 80 ml of eau de toilette.
• The packaging is full and unused.

About the Brand

The first fashion show of the Rabanne fashion house took place on 1 February 1966 at the Hotel George V in Paris. It presented the concept of 12 unwearable dresses, and the first collection also featured rhodoid pieces connected by metal rings.

The Paco Rabanne fragrance division was established in France in 1968. A year later, Calandre, the house's first women's perfume, was introduced. Puig acquired the entire business, including fashion and accessories, in 1987. Later, the name Paco Rabanne was simplified to Rabanne, and the new logo is a direct reference to Calandre.

Behind the fragrance stands a house with a perfume history dating back to 1968.