Paradise has reacquired Fidji from Guy Laroche is a feminine "Eau de Parfum" from the floral family. With this creation, the designer wanted to convey to us the delicious and harmonious aroma found in one of his favorite places in the world, the paradisiacal Fiji Islands. This fragrance was launched in 1966 by perfumer Josephine Catapano. It is the first fragrance launched by Guy Laroche, an exotic and stimulating scent that conveys the well-being of deeply peaceful waters, the warm scent of tropical vegetation, and even the gentle caress of the sun's rays on our skin. Its trail features sparks of citrus and floral notes, creating an effervescent and vibrant effect. Then, its heart offers a totally floral core, made up of violet, orris root, cloves, ylang-ylang, rose, and aldehydes, thus enhancing its most feminine facet. Finally, its aroma ends with a slightly woody base, with notes such as sandalwood, vetiver, and oakmoss. "A woman is an island, Fidji is her perfume." It was with this motto that Fiji launched its advertising campaign in the 1960s, symbolizing the perfection and essence of refined exoticism, introducing us to an imaginary paradise from which one would never want to escape. Summer fragrance. Thanks to the freshness of its notes, this perfume becomes an essential accessory for the hottest months of the year. A scent that enhances every woman's beauty, her elegance, and her joy of living. Classic perfume. This fragrance responds to a classic and traditional style, given its age. Therefore, it can be a perfect gift for "Mother's Day," or simply to show how much we care, any day of the year.