Classics.

Some perfumes have become classics over the years, despite prevailing fashion trends. Some have been on the market for a hundred years or more - and all because the parfumier managed to create a unique fragrance, full of character - something which squared the circle. Some of these classics are in this selection.

For Latin lovers.
The original Floïd.

Journalists would probably accord it cult status. We can only say that it does have a certain cachet in Spain and Italy. The formula has not changed since 1932; it is neither mild nor modern, but it soothes the skin and reduces inflammation after shaving - and before for that matter.