Géranium D'Espagne (Spanish Geranium) Lanvin

Lanvin Géranium D'Espagne (Spanish Geranium) was originally created by Madame Marie Zède and reworked by perfumer Andre Fraysse. Launched in 1925 , it is a tangy and fresh floral scent. The fragrance was revived in the 1950s as Spanish Geranium and finally discontinued in the 1970s. Top notes: aldehydes, lemon, bergamot and geranium. Heart: palmarosa, carnation, rose geranium and pepper. Base: tonka bean, oak moss, patchouli, amber, benzoin, civet and sandalwood. The perfume was available as Parfum Extrait, Eau de Lanvin, Eau de Parfum Mist.