Je Reviens Perfume Bath Oil By Worth
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Details:
- Size: 1/2 fl. oz
- Product Form: Perfume Bath Oil
- Bottle Marking: Signed R. Lalique on base
- Original Formulation: Yes
- House: Worth
- Launched: 1932
- Perfumer: Maurice Blanchet
- Fragrance Family: Floral Aldehyde
Fragrance Notes:
- Top Notes: Aldehydes, orange blossom, violet, bergamot
- Middle Notes: Clove, rose, jasmine, hyacinth, lilac, orris, ylang-ylang
- Base Notes: Amber, incense, tonka bean, vetiver, musk, moss, sandalwood
In-Depth Summary
Introduced in 1932 and composed by Maurice Blanchet, Je Reviens became Worth's top-selling perfume. Its name means “I will return,” a romantic promise that carried particular poignancy during World War II, when Je Reviens became a farewell token of love for thousands of American women. A classic floral aldehyde, it opens with sparkling aldehydes, orange blossom, violet and bergamot, develops through clove-spiced florals, and settles into amber, incense, moss, sandalwood and musk. This offering is the 1/2 fl. oz Perfume Bath Oil in a bottle signed R. Lalique on the base, containing the original formulation.