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Product description
Luxurious, one-of-a-kind—Rare is the best way to describe Tom Ford Black Orchid. The scent of the scarce and custom grown Black Orchid is what makes this fragrance different and stand out from its competitors, no less than belonging to the most opulent perfumes available from top luxury brands in the market today.
The combination of woody and rich, fruity scents is what makes the Tom Ford Black Orchid so strikingly intense and sensuous. The exotic aroma of black orchid is blended with a hint of some of the richest natural scents—ylang-ylang, French jasmine, black currant, citrus, and black truffle, coupled with the undertones of dark chocolate, incense, amber, balsam, vanilla, sandalwood, and patchouli.
The custom grown (and über rare) TOM FORD BLACK ORCHID is the show-stopping note in this incredibly luxurious scent. Sultry woods and rich fruit accords help to bring out the skin’s natural perfume, and the jet-black, art-deco inspired bottle adds to the fragrance’s overall glamour.
Introduced in the market in 2006, Black Orchid is available in 50 ml and 100 ml bottles that sell anywhere between US$90 and US$150 a bottle. The Black Orchid Limited Edition sells at 15 ml. Black orchid being so rare, this perfume has had limited distribution up to this day.
Brand description
Thomas Carlyle “Tom” Ford is an American Fashion Designer who, early in his career, has journeyed from different art forms, film directing and architecture among which, before he built a career as a successful fashion designer. Ford first made a name at Perry Ellis but, it was his successful leadership as Creative Director at Gucci that catapulted him to worldwide fame as a fashion design guru. As he led a successful career at Gucci, the brand also grew its reach and market to become a billion dollar luxury brand. When the Gucci Group acquired long-time luxury fashion brand, Yves Saint Laurent, Tom Ford was named Creative Director.
In 2005, after having been refused artistic control over Gucci, Tom Ford parted ways with Gucci and decided to establish the Tom Ford brand. Ford was joined by Former Gucci President and Chief Executive Officer Domenico de Sole. The company first produced luxury eye wear and beauty line which instantly made the brand famous. It was the launch of the Tom Ford men’s wear collection and women’s collection in 2007 and 2010, respectively that cemented the position of the Tom Ford brand as one of the leading luxury brands worldwide.
In 2006, Black Orchid became the first in-house perfume creation of the Tom Ford brand. The brand’s inspiration for its perfume line is that of old world, rare, and almost exclusive extravagance—truly a luxurious statement available only to a handpicked few. The rare black orchid fit the vision, and since then has become a signature scent that can only be Tom Ford.
What are the ingredients in Tom Ford Black Orchid?
The scents infused in the Tom Ford Black Orchid perfume includes bergamot, citrus, mandarin, black gardenia, ylang-ylang, lotus wood, orchid, spicy floral accord, sandalwood, incense, vanilla, and patchouli.
Other ingredients of the Tom Ford Black Orchid include alcohol denat, water, fragrance, benzyl salicylate, linlool, hydroxycitrnellal, benzyl benzoate, geraniol, limonene, coumarin, cinnamyl, citronellol, egenol, isoeugenol, benzyl alcohol, citral, farnesol, cinnamal, methyl 2 octynoate, and benzyl cinnamate.
Warnings!
The ingredients, benzyl salicylate, benzyl benzoate, and benzyl cinnamate are widely used in fragrance products as solvents and preservatives. These are potential allergens and some people may have sensitivity to these ingredients. When you notice skin irritation from use of Tom Ford Black Orchid, immediately discontinue use. See your physician if the problem persists.
Why you should buy Tom Ford Black Orchid?
Tom Ford Black Orchid is for those who dare to be bold and sensual. It’s definitely not for everyday casual wear, and most certainly will not suit women who prefer sweet or fruity or floral scents. Black Orchid’s very strong, very bold, and richly blended smells fit the extravagant price of every drop of Black Orchid. It’s perfect for women who are in control and do not need attention but don’t mind taking the spotlight.
Indications and directions
One spray should be enough to last you throughout the day or throughout your evening cocktails. Anything more than that is too much.
For external use only. Flammable.
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