Frederic Malle's Portrait Of A Lady

A Portrait Of Wearer: The Sound Of Her Voice, Her Gaze

In 2010, the world was introduced to the Portrait Of A Lady through the house of Frederic Malle's. 13 years down the line, it remains one of the world’s most emblematic names in perfumery.

Built around rose, raspberry, and black currant with the spice of cumin and cinnamon, Frederic Malle's Portrait Of A Lady produces a delicious floral scent replete with an oriental outer layer. After this, a unique fragrance develops with the complex combination of incense, an exotic bush patchouli, and sandalwood.

Every opening reverberates with the breathtaking crispness of each note. In the base, musk, sweet resinous amber, and benzoin develop a soft smell with a complete feminine touch, staying on the skin for hours.



Now, for anyone who likes Frederic Malle's Portrait Of A Lady but can’t have the original, Fragrances Oil Incense Burn (our impression of Frederic Malle's Portrait Of A Lady) offers a way out. With an aroma seething a rich floral and intensely romantic smell of rose, combined with the joyful, delicious raspberry and black currant, Incense Burn smells great enough to eat. The highlights of an exotic bush and incense, transport you to the awe-inspiring beauty of nature. Incense Burn intertwines the vibrant notes of floral, spice, and fruit to provide true glitz and glamor. Our 150 ml body mist is also a good option that you wear to conjure the breezy days if you want like-minded people of class drawn to you.

Fragrances Oil also introduced it in other versions like 10 ml perfume oil and 500 ml interior diffuser.

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