Description
to seduce, and to enjoy the sheer self-indulgent pleasure of seduction itself. To live life as if it’s a joyful symphony. Such is the philosophy of this spontaneous, fulfilled, hedonistic woman. To create this free and independent woman’s fragrance, Jean-Paul Guerlain took inspiration from the challenge Marie-Antoinette set the Count of Artois when she asked him to build the Château de Bagatelle in under 64 days. Described as a folly, the château’s gardens have become a symbol of romanticism. From this small island-like paradise emerges a sparkling, luminous bouquet of love filled with neroli, roses and white flowers pierced with bewitching tuberose. A wildly seductive and flirtatious folly filled with joie de vivre. A bright, luminous and airy essence, Jardins de Bagatelle is a sparkling fragrance. At its heart you’ll find a veritable bouquet of white flowers (neroli, jasmine, gardenia) celebrating the joyfulness of life, while the base note centres around the poisonous tuberose flower and woody notes.





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