Boudoir is a type of private dressing room where women come in to get dressed and apply their perfume and the name is highly associated with the feeling of luxury and elegance. The UK-based fashion company Vivienne Westwood tried to capture this intimate feeling and convey it through the form of perfume, the result is Boudoir, a chypre-floral fragrance for women and it was released in the year of 1998 with a composition signed by Martin Gras.

Boudoir utilized the scent of viburnum blossom, a fresh and sparkling floral note that has never been used in perfumery before. That floral note is then combined with Indian carnation, which in turn made the whole floral facet smelled like a blend of Turkish rose, iris and orange blossom. A touch of spices warms up the whole composition. The base note of milky sandalwood, earthy patchouli and sweet vanilla is balanced with deep amber notes and the intoxicating sensuousness of tobacco leaf that lingers deliciously on the skin.

The seemingly unimpressive bottle comes with a golden cap that is designed with a globe and ring that symbolize royalty and feminine power. The bottle was a design by Fabrice Legros.

Boudoir by Vivienne Westwood is an intimate juice, extremely fanciful and mightily sensuous. This Eau de Parfum was designed with an intention to create a fragrance that will make all men turn their heads after the woman that wears it when the smell wafts past them.

Perfumista.org recommend that Boudoir Vivienne Westwood is best usage for day in Spring season . In addition, Aldehydes and Marigold are two main notes that you can easy scent.