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Top notes: mandarin amyl salicylate rosewood Middle notes: rose floral notes Base notes: patchouli papyrus vanilla musk Elise Benat was born and raised in the Mediterranean, South of France. She still remembers with admiration the aromas of maquis, myrtle and salt. As a teenager, Elise Benat traveled to exotic corners of the planet and this was to later impact on her future work and lead to the creation of the most delicate and surprising aromas. When she attended her first smell training course, while studying chemistry, it was a real eye-opener for her. From that moment, the determined young lady firmly decided on her future. Her dream came true when she joined the Firmenich team. Elise Benat likes reading. She also finds inspiration in art. She enjoys the emotions she get when she succeeds in translating words into aromas. The “nose” Daniel Visentin managed to create this provocative, stylish and very confident fragrance for women. It makes the woman who wears it feel and look captivating and extremely attractive. As its name “NO COWARD” shows, this is the choice for women who are not afraid to live to the fullest. Stunningly sensual, fine and glamorous, they can drive you crazy. Such a woman is a fine prize for any man. This perfume makes you feel confident and gives you the power to charm people quite naturally. At the same time the fragrance is romantic and festive making it suitable for special events and romantic dates. The top accord of this chypre floral perfume is composed of flirty fervent mandarin, amyl salicylate, and a captivating rosewood note. The “heart” of the perfume consists of rose, a few intertwining floral notes and a thin and spicy fragrance of dried cloves. The base notes are: the enticing patchouli leaf, a somewhat dry woody note of papyrus, a nuance of vanilla and the delicate animal note of musk. You do not necessarily need a luxury outfit to wear “NO COWARD”. Just a few drops of this perfume tune a woman into a festive mood so that she can create this special atmosphere around her. A few drops may also work fine for business meetings. It wears well in the off-season, is beautiful in winter and discreet in summer. Perfumer: Daniel Visentin A native of Grasse, Daniel Visentin started his career in 1976 at Robertet. This date will mark his encounter with the word of perfumery. Trained in-house, he first worked for the creation of raw materials and odor control before becoming a perfumer in 2001. His activity will lead him throughout his career working on projects through Robertet Group`s various subsidiaries in some countries, such as China and India, countries that he is particularly fond of. Daniel likes to work with oriental notes, sandalwood, vanilla. The oud is also one of his favorite raw materials. A native of Grasse, Daniel Visentin started his career in 1976 at Robertet. This date will mark his encounter with the word of perfumery. Trained in-house, he first worked for the creation of raw materials and odor control before becoming a perfumer in 2001. His activity will lead him throughout his career working on projects through Robertet Group`s various subsidiaries in some countries, such as China and India, countries that he is particularly fond of. Daniel likes to work with oriental notes, sandalwood, vanilla. The oud is also one of his favorite raw materials.