Release Date: 2001
Perfumer: Camille Goutal & Isabelle Doyen
Description: Souvenirs: the little bouquets, become so rare that we could find on street corners... Those that we place on the festive tables, the days where the starched white tablecloths leave the cupboards... As in this family house of Aveyron that Annick Goutal loved so much and which was called... "La Violette". This fragrance is mischievous and flavorsome like a violet candy, tender as an ancient lipstick, shallow like the little stem once worn in women's décolleté. La Violette: the "love at first sight" flower... Flowers and leaves are in harmony to create a subtly green fragrance. When a touch of rose is added, the violet becomes even more seductive. The Soliflore is presented in the famous ribbed bottle knotted by hand with a delicate pink ribbon "tie" that falls perfectly against the bottle. It is dressed in a romantic powdery pink packaging.

Fragrance Family: Floral • Fresh (Violet)
Notes: Violet leaf, Turkish rose, raspberry, musk