Pétales de Magnolia – Eau de Parfum

Houbigant - PÉTALES DE MAGNOLIA - Eau de Parfum 

When Céline Ellena created Houbigant Paris - PÉTALES DE MAGNOLIA, she indulged in the memories of the white and pink blossom splendour of a magnolia tree in spring. Every single petal saturates the spring air with pure happiness. 

In the top note of Houbignat Paris - PÉTALES DE MAGNOLIA, fruity nashi pear notes and grapefruit prepare the bed for the magnolia blossom, which is accompanied by coconut blossom and apricot in its sweet, creamy heart note. Woody notes of sandalwood, musk and tonka bean give Pétales de Magnolia a sensual base note. 

''In spring, the huge magnolia trees are covered in magnificent ivory-coloured blossoms. A bright and cheerful firework display with a beguiling fragrance. The magnolia tree, a huge pearly calyx, catches the smallest ray of sunlight, receives the warmth and spreads the light. 

The magnolia blossom is the symbol of spring - the season that radiates calm and strength, which is needed after the long grey months of winter. Pétales de Magnolia evokes the lush blossom at the heart of a sunny spring. Mother Nature offers light and freshness, nature sings and enchants our senses...

There is pure joy in every leaf, every blossom and even in the flight of the butterflies! It is an ode to light, to wonder and to the caressing tenderness of the wind on our bodies, numbed by winter... Let's wake up!'' Céline Ellena 

There are hundreds of species of magnolia in the world, but Magnolia Michela Alba, which has a particularly delicate floral aroma, is preferred for use in perfumes. Magnolia has been used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine to create a sense of balance in the body. 

The fragrance promotes well-being and has an uplifting and refreshing effect at the same time. Céline Ellena, the nose behind Houbigant Paris - PÉTALES DE MAGNOLIA, was drawn to the complex and powerful fragrance and has placed the velvety floral notes at the centre of Pétales de Magnolia.  

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