The Elizabeth Taylor brand has launched White Diamonds Icon, a new floral amber flanker to 1991's White Diamonds.
White Diamonds Icon is a fragrance for the woman who doesn't wait for permission. Fearless, expressive, and unapologetically herself, she moves through the world with a magnetic presence that commands attention. Like Elizabeth Taylor herself: actress, activist, and a global icon, White Diamonds Icon is not satisfied simply being beautiful. It is designed to make a statement.
The fragrance opens with a bright, sun-kissed accord of Fraise Des Bois, Pear Blossom, and Green Mandarin LMR - fresh, luminous, and immediately inviting (LMR Naturals are IFF's natural ingredients, bringing together exceptional natural treasures, craftsmanship, and creativity, with an enduring commitment to sustainable and ethical sourcing). At its heart, the sparkle of Cristalfizz™ and the delicate warmth of Orange Flower LMR weave together with the quiet sophistication of Orris and the radiant, sunlit presence of precious Jonquille Absolute LMR. The base is equally considered: Oakmoss LMR and the rich, skin-close warmth of Ambrain LMR and Ambergris lend depth and sensuality, while Caramel draws everything to a smooth, opulent close.
White Diamonds Icon was developed by perfumers Carlos Benaïm and Natasha Côté-Mouzannar.
Elizabeth Taylor White Diamonds Icon is available at Amazon, in 50 or 100 ml Eau de Parfum, and in 237 ml Hair & Body Mist.
(quote via prnewswire, additional information via amazon)
Crystal Fizz?!?!?! Is that code for aldehydes?
A specific aldehydic molecule that mimics an ozonic / marine citrus soda…
Sorta? It’s a Firmenich molecule that is, if you can believe one website I found (that’s probably LLM-generated text), “designed to impart a sparkling, aldehydic freshness to fragrances. It enhances compositions with a bright, effervescent quality, reminiscent of fizzy beverages or the crispness of crystalline structures. In perfumery, CristalFizz is utilized to add a modern, vibrant facet, often complementing citrus, floral, and aquatic notes to create lively and refreshing scents.”
So there you have it! I wonder how carbonated it smells.
Cristalfizz is in my namesake scent Courreges L’eau de Liesse. Personally I find it refreshing and uplifting, liesse being the word for jubiliation and utter joy.
Thanks!