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Aromatic PetitgrainThe archetype of French refreshment. Since 1693, eau de cologne has accompanied the European toilette. Oriza captures its essence in a soap of crystalline cleanliness.
Crystalline freshness.
Eau de cologne was born in 1693 from the hands of Giovanni Paolo Feminis, an Italian émigré settled in Cologne. Napoleon I reportedly consumed sixty bottles per month. Purveyor to the imperial court of Napoleon III, Oriza L. Legrand masters the art of cologne better than anyone. This soap is the proof: an impeccable hesperidic composition, dominated by petitgrain and heightened by bergamot, neroli and lemon. The lather is light, fresh, crystalline.
Aromatic petitgrain, Bergamot, Neroli, Lemon — the purity of cologne in a soap.
Sodium olivate, sodium cocoate, aqua (water), glycerin, parfum (fragance), sodium chloride, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter*, tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, citral, citronellol, hexyl cinnamal, linalool
Petitgrain, bergamot and neroli — the invigorating freshness of an eau de cologne on the skin.
The house
Oriza L. Legrand
remains faithful to its original creations thanks to the many archives from which they originate. Drawing on four centuries of rich experience, our Maison proudly offers historical creations of remarkable modernity, crafted from the finest raw materials.
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In France, Oriza perfumes are available in our own Parisian boutique, located at 34 bis rue Vignon (Madeleine or Havre-Caumartin metro stations), 75009 Paris.