First Eau De Toilette New Arrivals laying bare the magnetism of

laying bare the magnetism of tuberose—a white flower traditionally used in female fragrances

making it ideal for spring and summer day wear

Its base contains notes of cedar

and freesia dazzle the senses with a powdery

and heliotrope in the heart

First Eau De Toilette New Arrivals laying bare the magnetism ofReleased in 1976, this scent is aptly named as it was the companys introduction into the world of fragrances. The floral middle notes include carnation, hyacinth, orchid, tuberose, jasmine, orris root, narcissus, lily of the valley, Turkish rose, and ylang ylang. Ylang ylang is said to provide a soothing, delicate scent and can be an aphrodisiac. Oak moss, vanilla, honey, musk, sandalwood, civet, Tonka bean, amber, and vetiver complete the perfume as