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Parfums de Marly Pegasus Eau de Parfum for Men

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Description

The Scoop

Pegasus- the horse God, the heavenly
stallion portrayed in Coustou’s famed statue. A creature of such power,
refinement and nobility that only a God himself would dare attempt to
ride him. In this spirit, Parfums de Marly’s Pegasus is, itself,
fragrance nobility- a skillfully refined take on the fougere style
featuring unexpected notes of almond and vanilla that give it unique
lasting power and striking dignity.

Pegasus opens with the aforementioned almond note- lightly
sweet, somewhat bitter, and warm, given juicy heft by a more
traditionally fougere-like bergamot. The heart of the fragrance further
expands on the almonds’ sweet, marzipan-like depth, while an unlisted
floral accord (lavender and jasmine?)exudes gentle, refined masculinity.
In the base, vanilla is the clear star of the show, replacing a
traditional fougere’s mossiness with creamy warmth supplemented by amber
notes, while a light, sharp sandalwood keeps everything airy enough to
still earn the genre. To read the notes of Pegasus is to wonder how it
earns a categorization as a men’s fougere- to smell it, on the other
hand, is to be so swept up in its sophistication and majesty that you’ve
no choice but to understand.

Pegasus  Notes

Bergamot, heliotrope, spice, almond, amber, vanilla, sandalwood

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Our Bottles

• High Quality Glass • Spray Top Applicator • Labeled Bottle • Durable • Lightweight • Compact •

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Store & Wear

EdtEdp fragrance samples last up to 6 months. However, if you do not store your fragrances properly, the life of your samples may be shortened. Proper storage is the best way to preserve your fragrances. Proper storage includes securing the lid after use, avoid sun exposure and heat/humidity. The best places to store your samples would be closets, drawers or cabinets.