Paco Rabanne Invictus For Men Eau de Toilette 100ml

Paco Rabanne Invictus For Men Eau de Toilette 100ml has the scent of victory and the essence of heroes. Ecstatically addictive, a powerful adrenalin shot for serial winners. Power, courage, victory distilled into a daring smash-up of freshness and heat. When you’re in it to win. Invictus, ecstatically addictive, a powerful stimulant for serial winners. A match of powerfully fresh marine notes and reassuringly sexy woods for a daring game of freshness and heat. Marine and grapefruit flirt with the warm breath of gaïac wood, patchouli and ambergris.

The embodiment of man in all his power. The absolute hero touched by the gods, ready for any challenge. Invictus is the smell of victory. A pungent burst of animal sensuality and freshness. Two forces that nothing and no one can resist. A mythical scent for the man who will become a legend. Invictus is the fragrance of a man at the height of his powers. A hero blessed by the gods, ready for any challenge. Paco Rabanne Invictus is the scent of victory

Fragrance Notes:
Top: Marine Accord & Laurel Leaf
Heart: Ambregis Accord & Grapefruit Zest
Base: Guaiac Wood & Patchouli

Eau de toilette is a lightly scented fragrance with a lower concentration of fragrant oils than pure perfume. Derived from a French phrase that means “getting ready”, the fragrance is a great choice if you're looking for a lighter scent to refresh the skin. One of the most popular fragrance types, eau de toilette is a light spray composition. Its scent contains 4 to 15% pure perfume and usually lasts for 3 to 4 hours. Considered by many to be a daytime fragrance.

Established in 1966, Parisian fashion house Paco Rabanne has asserted a distinctive identity resulting from the synthesis of cutting-edge contemporary design and radical craft. Shortly after Paco Rabanne established his fashion brand, Spanish group Puig acquired the license for Paco Rabanne perfumes in 1968, thus setting in motion decades of memorable fragrances bearing the Paco Rabanne name. From Calandre (1969), a bold floral that defied traditional perfumery, debuted in 1969. Its name took cute from the chrome-plated front grille of a Rolls Royce; its bottle, modern and monolithic in glass and metal, was inspired by the United Nations Headquarters in New York.