Divine Introduces Spirituelle

by: Elena Knezhevich

Today I had a very pleasant time cutting my roses for winter. Many of them are fragrant and I collected flowers to perfume the house. Nothing beats the scent of a real rose: the room smells very fresh, like a dewy garden, and you feel good and special there before you realize that you smell roses.

After my work in the rose yard, a pleasant confusion happened to me. I kept smelling roses—their true irresistible fragrance—even without any rose present anywhere in the office. I was sitting in the rose cloud and sending compliments to my roses when I spotted a sample (perfumed paper) of the new perfume Spirituelle by Divine just in front of me on the table. That was the source of my pleasure.

Spirituelle is the eleventh creation from the house of Divine from the region of Dinard on the North of France. Perfumes by this house are always special, always complex, always finished to perfection. After getting aquainted with them, I believe they create perfumes out of love and sell them to connoisseurs without greediness to make and sell more. My confusing of the perfume with real rose fragrance was the best advice for getting my hands on a full bottle of it.

Of course, Spirituelle is composed of many ingredients to create this perfect rose accord. Rose itself is a very complex perfume composition. Creator of Divine, Yvon Mouchel, suggests his Spirituelle for a "woman of spirit. Independent, bright, and captivating, her eyes twinkling with desire and her wonder at the complexity of the world. She gives sense to life, I have called her Spirituelle."

SPIRITUELLE Floral poudre pink pepper, Sichuan pepper, geranium, cistus rose de Mai absolu, rose d'Anatolie absolu Texas cedar, ambre clair, white musks, incense