Eau de Fleurs de Cédrat
A sparkling citrus cologne with citron and bergamot, lifted by airy aromatic accents and a clean, close-to-skin finish.
Perfumer: Jacques Guerlain
Eau de Fleurs de Cédrat
A sparkling citrus cologne with citron and bergamot, lifted by airy aromatic accents and a clean, close-to-skin finish.
Scent Development and Character
A very bright citrus cologne built around citron and bergamot, with a light aromatic lift rather than a dense structure. It feels airy, brisk, and transparent, with a clean, lightly woody finish that stays close to the skin.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Best as a refreshing, low-projection daytime cologne in warm weather or indoor settings where a crisp, clean impression is desired. It is better suited to light application and reapplication than to long all-day wear. Spring/Summer. Sillage is estimated as soft; projects close to the skin., with short, roughly 2-4 hours on skin with variability by application. wear.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 1920, this is presented as Eau de Cologne and credited to Jacques Guerlain. Classic Guerlain Les Colognes bottle; the current product page presents the fragrance as Eau de Cologne in the line’s standard rectangular presentation, with the house’s refined, minimalist look.
