Parfums de Marly Percival Eau de Parfum Spray 200ml

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Experience the blue scent of Parfums de Marly Percival, an aromatic unisex fragrance with citrus and woody facets that is both fresh and powerful.. The Story Behind Parfums de Marly Percival Eau de Parfum. Created by Julien Sprecher, Percival is a tribute to a thoroughbred racehorse from the 18th Century. The perfume features all the quality and refinement that you've come to expect from this prestigious fragrance house.. An iconic blue Eau de Parfum, Percival opens with a truly fresh burst of bergamot and mandarin, which are then enhanced with the soft spice of pink peppercorn. The aromatic heart blends lavender and geranium with the warmth of cardamom, before revealing the woody backdrop of balsam fir, woody spices and creamy tonka bean for a deep and masculine ending to this fresh scent.. Parfums de Marly Percival Eau de Parfum Smells Similar To. When you first spray this fragrance it reminds you of diving into an icy blue ocean, and the first moment the cool water hits your face.. About Parfums de Marly Percival Eau de Parfum's Bottle. If you're a fan of Parfums de Marly you'll instantly recognise the signature two equestrian statues, that once featured on King Louis XV's Chevaux de Marly, emblazoned on the front of the bottle. The traditional shape of the body of the bottle is blue to match the cool Eau de Parfum inside, bottled with a weighty top in pale gold.. Why We Love It. We love this fragrance as it's a niche take on a classic blue fragrance but made more premium with the addition of refined ingredients and exceptional longevity. When you first spray you get a hit of citrus notes like bergamot and mandarin for that fresh feel, but it also has masculine sophistication thanks to traditional male note lavender, as well as a sensual note of woody spice. The aroma itself is wearable and not too overpowering, which makes it great for the office or during the summer months.. How To Use It. Apply to the pulse points and wait for it to diffuse.. The notes in Parf