Head So-called top notes - develop immediately after application. They create the first impression and are usually quite intense. After a while, they dissipate. | Grapefruit, bergamot, ginger, lemon, blackcurrant |
Heart So-called middle notes - the heart of the fragrance is revealed after a few minutes, after the top notes have dissipated. Dominates for about 2-3 hours. | cardamom, cinnamon, patchouli, pineapple, pink pepper |
Base The so-called bottom notes - the last, longest-lasting phase of the fragrance. Lasts from about 4 hours to even the whole day. | Cream accord, ambroxan, cashmere wood, Haitian vetiver, labdanum, musk, oakmoss |
| Fragrance groups | Woody |
| Concentration of the fragrance ingredient | Eau de Parfum |
Freedom that cannot be captured - only experienced
Creed Absolu Aventus Eau de Parfum is a bold interpretation of the cult classic Aventus. While respecting the original essence, the composition simultaneously reveals new depths and layers, opening with fresh citrus accords that gradually merge with spicy accents and refined smoke. The result is a fragrance evoking an explosion of freedom – where strength meets elegance and inner balance.
- Woody composition
- A reinterpretation of the iconic Creed Aventus Eau de Parfum
- For those who appreciate the extraordinary
Fragrance composition:
Absolu Aventus Eau de Parfum opens with vibrant citrus accords of grapefruit, bergamot, and lemon, combined with juicy pineapple, spicy ginger, and dark notes of blackcurrant. In the heart, juicy pineapple—the signature heart of Aventus—intertwines with warming spices, creating a tempting contrast of brightness and depth. The composition is based on the aroma of Haitian vetiver, woody cashmeran, sensual ambroxan, velvety musk, and oakmoss.
Fragrance History:
The name "Absolu" comes from the Latin term absolvere, meaning "to free." Absolu Aventus Eau de Parfum represents the liberated expression of the original—remaining faithful to the spirit of Aventus Eau de Parfum while allowing it to spread its wings without limits.
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