Royal Pavillon Etro 1989

Yesterday, there was a round of doctor visits.

Starting with the veterinarian, then on to the "Laser Show" at the orthopedist - and finally a shot at the family doctor.
I was glad to be able to drop into my perfumery after this "torture."

A place of calm and tranquility - my spa.
The owner could actually charge a spa tax.

And there, Royal Pavilion was waiting for me.

Just the name draws me in - it speaks of a small flower-covered refuge, where one experiences a romantic tête-à-tête or is alone with oneself and feels content.
Both scenarios are evoked by the scent - with romance truly being its theme.

Idyllic images by Kinkade come to life before my eyes, as lush pavilions in enchanted parks were his specialty.
The colorful fragrance allows me to dream into the scenes.
Red roses entwine the columns and envelop me in velvet - overpowered by the enchanting ylang.
The tuberose deepens the dreamlike feeling.
Mimosa adds a sentimental touch, warmed by the clove.

A beautiful, welcome dream that faithfully accompanies me even during the day.