Angel’s Dust

While working on Angel’s Dust, the perfumer was looking for the way to a feminine touch, light as a feather and innocent, but at the same time seductive, daring and decadent. The old,”old-fashioned” touch was not voluntary, but an inevitable consequence of her idea of the femininity of times gone by, in which women spent hours in front of their wooden vanities, applying powders and other beauty secrets to their faces and bodies. They didn’t care about asserting their worth through a career but they wielded their power through beauty and seduction. Then, she softened the mixture of rose and iris, adding a combination of resins, which represent a decadent and experienced sensuality.