Atkinsons Gold Fair In Mayfair Eau de Parfum Spray 100ml

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Created to celebrate Atkinsons' first year back at the historical home of Mayfair, Gold Fair In Mayfair is a nuanced limited-edition offering that exudes the absolute luxury of the world-renowned niche brand that is Atkinsons." - Kate, Escentual Beauty Team. Why you'll love Atkinsons Gold Fair In Mayfair: Amber-floral fragrance laced with the chocolatey facet of cocoa bean. Long-lasting Eau de Parfum. Limited-edition niche fragrance for all genders. Part of Atkinsons' The Emblematic Collection. Stunning flacon that looks as though it's adorned with flakes of gold. What Does Gold Fair In Mayfair Eau de Parfum Smell Like? Atkinsons fans: London's calling! Designed as a homage to Mayfair, Philippine Courtiere's fragrance starts out with top notes of aromatic absinthe and just-spiced nutmeg to create an instant warmth without being overpowering. This unfurls into a warm heart of powdery iris, spicy-gourmand cocoa bean and hazy sage before a deeper musky ambrox, smoky vetiver and dry balsamic styrax round off this luminous, ambery cocktail.Top notes are Absinthe, Nutmeg. Heart notes are Iris, Cocoa Beans, Sage. Base notes are Ambrox, Vetiver, Styrax. Why it's Escentual: To celebrate the first year back at its historical home of Mayfair, Atkinsons' deluxe limited-edition fragrance, Gold Fair In Mayfair, pays homage to one of the most opulent neighbourhoods in the bustling city of London. Not only is Mayfair one of the most expensive districts in London, but it's also arguably one of the most expensive districts in the world - and it's name is certainly known across the globe. As a result, Gold Fair In Mayfair Eau de Parfum has a lot to live up to, and it's safe to say that it does. The fragrance itself exudes a rich, opulent tone as it centres around a premium selection of fine perfume ingredients, but it's also an entirely nuanced, well-balanced and sophisticated scent; it graces the air around you with an almost-aristocratic air. And of course, we have to mention the fa