Discover the enchanting allure of Maison Des Parfums' Eau Secret, a unisex fragrance that captivates the senses with its unique blend of woody and spicy notes. Perfectly crafted for those who seek a scent that is both sophisticated and versatile, Eau Secret is an Eau de Parfum (EDP) spray that comes in a generous 3.38 oz size.
The fragrance opens with a tantalizing mix of saffron, nutmeg, cardamom, and pepper, creating an invigorating and spicy introduction. As the scent evolves, the heart notes of elemi gum, incense, cashmere, and cedar wood emerge, adding depth and warmth to the aroma. Finally, the base notes of dry woods, papyrus, vetiver, and sandalwood provide a lasting, earthy finish that lingers on the skin, leaving a memorable impression.
Maison Des Parfums has meticulously designed Eau Secret to be a harmonious blend of exotic spices and rich woods, making it an ideal choice for any occasion. Whether you're heading to a special event or simply want to elevate your everyday scent, Eau Secret is the perfect companion.
Packaged in an elegant bottle, this fragrance is not only a treat for the senses but also a stylish addition to your collection. With a barcode of 6291108329375, this item is available for shipment exclusively from SplitScents.
Experience the magic of Eau Secret by Maison Des Parfums and let its captivating aroma transport you to a world of mystery and elegance.This item is only valid for shipment from SplitScents.
Top Notes Saffron, Nutmeg, Cardamom, Pepper
Heart Notes Elemi gum, Incense, Cashmere, Wood cedar wood
Base Notes Dry woods, Papyrus, Vetiver, Sandalwood
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