HABANITA EAU DE PARFUM

Habanita, to transform you with its bewitching formula

The Habanita eau de parfum from the avant-garde Molinard brand belongs to the Ambarada olfactory family and was released in 2012. It is a splendid fragrance that from the famous Vetiver-Vainilla-Patchouli agreement emerges an unlikely alliance, a mysterious alchemy that one You wouldn't dare think that it belongs to the same perfume.

Magic that covers every pore of your skin with accords of geranium, mastic and petitgrain, while its heart surprises us with rich tones of vetiver, jasmine and rose and a long-lasting base with a high content of oakmoss, sandalwood and amber to delight all day.

The characteristic elegance of this brand is reflected both in its aromas and in its packaging, as it has a refined, resistant bottle with colors that adapt to the decoration of your home, it has an unmatched cap that will preserve every last drop of your fragrance and as if that were not enough, it has a fairly comfortable size that will be very practical to place in any corner.

The award-winning perfume house Maison Molinard was born in Grasse, where both production and bottling have been carried out for more than 170 years and where their love for exceptional materials is still cultivated. This is a family and independent company that has been responsible for sublimating the emblematic and precious materials of high perfumery into fragrances. The creations of this brand are a special mix of different elements that delight the public with an unmatched alchemy. For its director, perfume is much more than a simple product, it is a poem in itself that provokes an emotion in everyone. Molinard defies time by always respecting the same values of demand and quality, which is demonstrated by its rare and ancestral know-how, recognized by the state label ""Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant"" that salutes its excellent craftsmanship.

First feminine oriental perfume with vetiver

La Maison Molinard was founded in 1849 in Grasse (Provence), the world capital of perfume, in the south of France. At first he produced floral waters and eau de cologne, which he sold in his small shop. 1921 was a milestone for Molinard, who launched the still popular Habanita today. Initially, it was an essence to mitigate the strong smell of cigarettes, hence its slogan reading the most tenacious perfume in the world. It will appeal to the garçonnes of the roaring twenties so much that it will become a perfume in 1924, the first feminine oriental with vetiver from perfumery in France.

The hallmark of the black Habanita bottle is the famous frieze signed by René Lalique (1860-1945), a renowned jeweler of the art nouveau movement and one of the great masters of glass art on a global scale.