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Gris Charnel by BDK Parfums embodies Parisian sensuality. In this fragrance, the softness of fig, iris and cardamom is combined with the creaminess of sandalwood, tonka bean and smoky vetiver. The sensuality comes from this warm skin effect, made possible by the fig and black tea at the top. The result is a woody, powdery and addictive scent.
Gris Charnel is like a stroll under the silver moon along the quays, alone or accompanied, facing the Seine.
Fig, Tea, Cardamom, Orris, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Tonka beans
Located in the Palais Royal in Paris, BDK Parfums has been crafting unique fragrances since 2016. Founded by David Benedek, whose family has been entrenched in the perfume industry for generations, the brand's creations epitomize passion and character. BDK is committed to quality and authenticity: each scent is meticulously curated without predetermined formulas, utilizing artisanal techniques and premium ingredients. The perfume collection resembles a contemporary bookstore, housing an array of scents, each narrating a distinct story. Furthermore, every detail reflects French craftsmanship, from the bottle to the packaging. The iconic bottle cap, inspired by the Grand Palais dome, is handcrafted by a traditional goldsmith, while the bottle itself is crafted by a master glassmaker in Normandy.
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