Nina Ricci’s L’Air du Temps is an iconic spicy-floral perfume launched in 1948 to celebrate peace, love, and freedom immediately following World War II.Overview and HistoryLaunch Year: Created in France in 1948 by master perfumer Francis Fabron and Robert Ricci (Nina’s son).The Theme: It represents an era of post-war optimism, joy, and a renewal of life.Significance: It is celebrated as the first major spicy-floral fragrance in modern perfume history.Original Fragrance NotesTop Notes: Spices, peach, bergamot, neroli, and Brazilian rosewood.Heart (Middle) Notes: Carnation (the star ingredient driving the spicy character), gardenia, iris, jasmine, rose, violet, and ylang-ylang.Base Notes: Mysore sandalwood, musk, amber, oakmoss, cedar, vetiver, and benzoin.The Iconic BottleThe Doves: The crystal bottle features a stopper shaped like a pair of entwined doves, serving as a universal symbol of peace.The Designer: The original luxury flacon was designed by French glassmaker Marc Lalique.If you are looking to purchase or sample this classic scent, let me know:Are you looking for the Eau de Toilette (EDT) or Eau de Parfum (EDP)?Do you prefer a brand new bottle, a tester pack, or a vintage formulation?






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