Billie Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum – 50 ml / 1.7 fl oz
Scent Type: Exotic, Warm, Floral
Personality: Alluring, Intoxicating, Inviting
Experience the playful, powdery, citrus and gardenia blend that is perfect for beautiful days that turn into beautiful Harlem nights.
Inspired by the white gardenia Billie Holiday always wore in her hair, a luminous opening of lush green leaves, neroli blossom and sparkling bergamot lead to a velvety floral heart of gardenia, jasmine petals, frangipani and ylang ylang. Creamy vanilla adds a gourmand nuance, and a warm, addictive base of coconut milk, sandalwood, vetiver and musk provide the perfect finish to this intoxicating and very personal scent.
Our “Billie” Eau de Parfum is truly genderless and wears differently on everyone as it brings out the beautiful nuances of this masterfully created fragrance composition.
Notes:
Top: Lush Green Leaves, Neroli, Sparkling Bergamot, Orange Blossom
Middle: Gardenia, Jasmine Petals, Frangipani, Ylang Ylang
Base: Coconut Milk, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Vetiver, Creamy Musk
How to Use: Spritz generously onto your wrists, neck and pulse points and allow your body heat to help to diffuse the fragrance throughout the day.
“Billie” Eau de Parfum was crafted by award-winning perfumer, Catherine Selig.
“Billie Holiday is actually very personal for me. As a baby my parents would put me to bed with Billie Holiday’s music. My parents loved jazz and her music brought them this feeling of peace, enjoyment, and happiness. I have a lot of beautiful memories of my parents, especially my dad, when I think of Billie Holiday.” – Catherine Selig
Our “Billie” Eau de Parfum comes in biodegradable cellophane wrapping and the perfume is formaldehyde free, paraben free, phthalates free and cruelty free. Please recycle the bottle when finished.
Due to the alcohol content in our perfumes, we can only ship via ground (UPS & USPS) and cannot ship to Hawaii and Alaska at this time. Any orders that use a different shipping method at checkout will be changed to ground shipping.
