Parfums de Marly Unisex Perfume | Galloway

The fabled Galloway horse must have looked excellent – albeit a little small. It is said to have been the size of a pony, but a beautiful appearance, with a wide chest and a strong and robust stature. So it is not surprising that it was already praised by the great general Julius Caesar in his writings, and even Shakespeare impressed it so much that he made it immortal with his texts. It was last seen in the 18th century in the deep valleys of the South of Scotland. A magnificent mysterious mould – possibly the last of its kind. In the top note, a pleasant note of fresh pepper unfolds in a crackling and spicy note, which is artfully woven with citrus notes. It comes with greatness and opens the heart with elegance – the iris. Fresh and plump oranges continue the citrus notes of the top note and give the iris something sparkling. Sensual and powerful with notes from Ambra and Musk, everything is held together in the base – an all-round successful homage to this once so proud breed.