Histories de Parfums This is not a blue bottle 1/.1 EdP

"This is not a blue bottle" is a fragrance collection from Histoires de Parfums which has its name from The Treachery of Images, a famous work of the 1920s, painted by Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte. The painting shows a pipe over a text which, translated from French; says "This is not a pipe" In the borderland between the unreal and the existing there is a great depth of possibilities. "This is not a blue bottle" is the allegory of an olfactory "big bang", a journey from the abstract through exploration of our burning emotions and into the empty, blue infinity - a fragrance halusination where "the blue page" (it will say the blank, blank page) represents our freedom of speech and our right to an independent interpretation of the world.

1 / .1, which is the first fragrance in the series "This is not a blue bottle", is based on the note aldehyde, a hydrocarbon that forms when alcohol is slowly oxidized, a costly process that occurs most frequently in perfumes - one of the most Known examples where this ingredient is used are Chanel No.5.
In 1 / .1 from Histoires de Parfums, the aldehyde is in the top note along with the pomeranian. The heart note contains a blend of sweet and floral notes of honey and geranium while musk, patchouli and amber form the base.

Volume:
15 ml
60 ml