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Issey Miyake - L'eau d'Issey EDT
L’eau D’Issey’s iconic blend of seven different florals, sandalwood, cedar, and bright musk rightly deserves its place among the all-time classic fragrances. Rosewater-infused lotus and skin-soft freesia unfurl over a powdery heart of sweet carnation, white lilies, and fresh peony. Peachy osmanthus tones accent the plushness of tuberose in the base.
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Fragrance family
Floral Watery
These easy-going scents pay tribute to water, an essential source of life. Fragrances in this family evoke feelings of dew-drenched flower petals bathed in aquatic notes of sea mist and ocean air. Light and airy - floral watery perfumes are the epitome of fresh and clean.
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- Fresh36%
- Light23%
- Strong11%
- Warm11%
- Sweet10%
- Powdery6%
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Explore Issey Miyake
Issey Miyake is a Japanese fashion designer known for his innovations with fabric and his use of technology to produce interesting and practical garments.
Miyake's fashions and perfumes reflect a sense of humor and make use of multi-lingual puns. A-POC, for example, sounds like the English word "Epoch." When Miyake launched his first perfume, L'eau d'Issey for women in 1992, the name is a homonym for the French word l'Odyssée ("odyssey" in English). A Scent by Issey Miyake, launched in 2009, could be read as "ascent by Issey Miyake." Miyake also maintains a store in Japan called ELLTOB TEP ("pet bottle" spelled backwards) which sells his entire line.
Learn moreMiyake's fashions and perfumes reflect a sense of humor and make use of multi-lingual puns. A-POC, for example, sounds like the English word "Epoch." When Miyake launched his first perfume, L'eau d'Issey for women in 1992, the name is a homonym for the French word l'Odyssée ("odyssey" in English). A Scent by Issey Miyake, launched in 2009, could be read as "ascent by Issey Miyake." Miyake also maintains a store in Japan called ELLTOB TEP ("pet bottle" spelled backwards) which sells his entire line.
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