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Description
Halfeti is rich in woody and floral notes: dizzying, golden, luxurious saffron and ornaments of bright citrus notes, green wormwood and woody cypress. An incredibly multidimensional rose is located at the heart of the fragrance, among bouquets of sweet flowers. It gives way to the richness of a dark base, with patchouli and a decadent blend of resins, oud and amber, surrounded by a velvety texture of sandalwood and suede leather.
Fragrance Notes
Head
grapefruit, bergamot, green notes, wormwood
Heart
lavender, cardamom, cumin, nutmeg, saffron, violet, cinnamon, rose, jasmine, cypress, lily of the valley
Base
skin, oud, amber, resin, cedarwood, patchouli, tonka bean, vanilla, sandalwood, musk
About the brand Penhaligon's
The quintessence of British style and quality. Everything is made in England from the finest oils and essences, which often cost more than pure gold. They have long been appreciated by perfume connoisseurs around the world, and today they are also finding their place in the niche perfume market. Each of the scents tells a different, captivating story - whether it's the first Hammam Bouquet from 1872 or the recently created Elixir. It is worth noting that currently, two perfumers belonging to the elite of perfumery - Olivia Giacobetti and Bertrand Duchaufour - are creating for Penhaligon's. The latter became famous for his signature reinterpretation of the Anthology Collection, available in Poland exclusively at Galilu. This line is an extremely successful attempt to recreate discontinued compositions, and each of its products is a masterful display of the creator.
Reviews of Halfeti
Eau de Toilette inspired by the Turkish city of Halfeti (2015 edition) has a very short and fresh opening - thanks to notes of grapefruit, greens and artemisia. Then it enters new territory and becomes more intoxicating - notes of cumin, nutmeg, rose and saffron appear. The scent is rich, warm and intense. Exactly as it should be.
Richard Goller, Everfumed
