Absolu EDP perfume for women by Elie Saab is a more intense reinterpretation of the Le Parfum fragrance. The oriental composition with amber and floral aspects connects orange blossom and mandarin with white flowers, an olive motif and a warm woody-amber base.

Fragrance and Composition

• The top opens with an orange blossom accord, Italian mandarin oil and organically grown Madagascar ylang-ylang oil.
• The heart is formed by an olive flower accord, Indian jasmine sambac absolute, tuberose and gardenia.
• The base unites solar amber, olivewood, Indonesian patchouli oil, cedar and musk.
• The solar amber accord is built around benzoin, ambergris and vanilla.
• This is an eau de parfum launched in 2025.
• The composition was created by perfumers Aurélien Guichard and Leonardo Lucheze for the fragrance house Takasago.

The composition progresses from orange blossom, mandarin and ylang-ylang through a pronounced floral heart to an olive, woody and amber base.

Application

Spray the fragrance onto skin, clothing and pulse points such as the wrists and neck. Do not rub the area after application.

The product is intended for external use only. It is flammable, so keep it away from heat sources and open flames.

The perfume can be applied to both skin and clothing; avoid rubbing, heat and open flames.

Packaging

• Volume of this variant: 90 ml
• Form: perfume spray
• Faceted bottle with a gradient of amber shades
• Metal cap in a copper tone
• The bottle is not refillable and a separate refill is not available.
• The range is produced in volumes of 30, 50 and 90 ml.

The 90 ml variant offers the largest available volume in the range, in a faceted bottle with an amber-copper finish.

About the Brand

The Elie Saab fashion house was founded by Elie Saab in 1982, when he was 18 years old. The brand began in a small atelier in Beirut and in its work combines Middle Eastern cultural heritage with European refinement.

For you, this means a fragrance rooted in the work of a fashion house that unites Middle Eastern and European influences.