Head So-called top notes - develop immediately after application. They create the first impression and are usually quite intense. They dissipate after a while. | Chinese osmanthus, magnolia, saffron |
Heart So-called middle notes - the heart of the fragrance reveals after a few minutes, after the top notes have dissipated. Dominates for approx. 2-3 hours. | tuberose, patchouli, passionflower, agarwood |
Base So-called Base notes - the last, longest-lasting phase of the fragrance. Lasts from approximately 4 hours to even all day. | Madagascar vanilla, ambroxan, cedarwood, incense, musk |
| Fragrance groups | oriental, floral |
| Fragrance ingredient concentration | Eau de Parfum |
Wrap yourself in silk
Creed Queen of Silk Eau de Parfum for women embodies the radiance and ethereal lightness of silk - a material that has symbolized beauty and luxury for centuries. The fragrance develops slowly like a precious material - it will enchant you with its fruity accents that harmoniously combine with an intoxicating floral aroma. The Queen of Silk fragrance is like the touch of silk on bare skin – sensual and unforgettable.
- A floral-amber composition with a fruity accent
- Perfect for evening wear and special occasions
- For a woman who loves luxury and delicacy
Fragrance composition:
First, fruity osmanthus unfolds pleasantly on the skin. After a moment, it is enveloped by seductive, creamy tuberose, enriched with juicy, refreshing passion fruit. Soft, earthy patchouli from Java joins the composition, adding depth and sensuality. The whole delicately dissolves in the noble aroma of cedar and agarwood, warming Madagascar vanilla, and sensual amber.
Fragrance history:
Queen of Silk Eau de Parfum bears the Millésime mark, which guarantees the uniqueness of the ingredients used and its handcrafted production. Created as a tribute to silk – its history and preciousness. Creed's iconic bottle, in a deep purple hue, evokes the silk once reserved only for empresses and queens. Queen of Silk is a symbol of elegance that radiates today as much as it did in times past.
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