Tibet Parfum de Toilette by Christine Arbel
Women 1978
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Tibet Parfum de Toilette by Christine Arbel: A Floral Woody Musk Classic Launched in 1978, Tibet Parfum de Toilette is a feminine fragrance from Christine Arbel that feels both timeless and distinctive. It’s built around a floral woody musk structure, with a soft, powdery character that harks back to classic perfumery. The composition opens with mandarin orange, bergamot, and pine,…
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Top
mandarin
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Heart
lily of the valley
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Base
sandalwood
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About Tibet Parfum de Toilette
Tibet Parfum de Toilette by Christine Arbel: A Floral Woody Musk Classic
Launched in 1978, Tibet Parfum de Toilette is a feminine fragrance from Christine Arbel that feels both timeless and distinctive. It’s built around a floral woody musk structure, with a soft, powdery character that harks back to classic perfumery.
The composition opens with mandarin orange, bergamot, and pine, creating a bright and slightly aromatic top note. This gives way to a heart of lily of the valley, jasmine, rose, white carnation, orris root, and geranium — a rich, white floral bouquet with a gentle, tale-like texture.
Ideal for women who love classic, powdery florals with a woody and musky base, and who prefer elegant, understated perfumes over modern, overpowering ones.
Tibet Parfum de Toilette is a graceful, mature fragrance that has aged beautifully. If you’re drawn to vintage floral musks with a touch of wood and spice, this is well worth exploring.
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