Madame Elisabeth - Home Fragrance

Located in the heart of the royal city of Versailles, the Domaine de Madame Elisabeth was named after Louis XVI's youngest sister. It is one of the few eighteenth-century princely domains that have been transmitted down to us. Property of the Yvelines department since 1983, this exceptional site is dedicated to nature and culture.

The perfume MADAME ELISABETH takes us in spirit to this garden, whose variety and richness of its botanical species is due to the enlightened choice of Louis Guillaume Le Monnier, First doctor of King Louis XVI and professor of botany in the King’s Garden.

The perfume includes 3 scents characteristic of a botanical garden in the 18th century: the rose of Damascus, the linden and the orange blossom.

MADAME ELISABETH fragrance envelops us in a soothing atmosphere of freshness and softness.

Secret of Art: the extraction of the rose Damas

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Olfactive Pyramid

While the top note of citrus zests bursts forth, reflecting in the sunlight, citron, orange and bergamot scents wake the sweetness of an orange blossom agreement. 

In its heart, Linden, with sweet and honeyed scents coats the delicate petals of rose, cassie and magnolia.

In the background, the elegance of the wispy musks is faceted with a soft vanilla.