This is not a blue bottle 1-2

This Is Not A Blue Bottle 1/.2 is a conceptual fragrance from the Histoires de Parfums collection, inspired by René Magritte’s surrealist painting "The Treachery of Images". It represents a "fragrant big bang," a journey from abstract concept to the most fiery emotions, challenging the way we perceive scent. True to its name, this Eau de Parfum is not defined by a single identity; it is an explosion, a prism that refracts light into a splash of colors.

The composition is a floral-musk scent with a cool, green opening. The top notes present a vibrant beam of Ivy Leaf and Pink Pepper, immediately awakening the senses with an aromatic freshness. At its heart, a delicate and powdery floral trio unfolds, where Lilac collides with a kaleidoscope of soapy Lily-of-the-Valley and sweet Ylang-Ylang. This luminous heart is illuminated by a creamy, comforting base of Sandalwood, Vanilla, and White Musk, creating a milky way of softness and warmth. The fragrance has a moderate, intimate sillage, making it perfect for daily wear, especially in mild to warm weather. Crafted by the literary perfumer Gérald Ghislain, this is a scent for those who like floral perfumes with a modern, diffused texture rather than a classic bouquet effect.