L.T. Piver 
Eau des Princes 
Eau de Parfum 100 ml 
 
A cascade of minty freshness, the distinctive mark of princely refinement. 
 
Around 1850, France was experiencing constant political upheavals. The Revolution gave way to the First Empire, followed by the Restoration, the July Monarchy, and the Second Republic. Through these turbulent times, L.T. Piver endured, thanks to an unwavering focus on continuously improving the quality of its creations — earning the loyalty of a sophisticated, predominantly male clientele in search of elegance and refinement. 
 
Perfumer’s Inspiration 
Inspired by the elegance of dandies, statesmen, princes, and crowned heads who navigated the intricate structures of power in the mid-19th century. Reinterpreted for the modern era, Eau des Princes delivers uncompromising masculine freshness in its Eau de Parfum form, where the woody depth of ambrox and cashmeran takes center stage.
 
Olfactory Notes: Mint, Sage, Ambrox 
 
Top notes 
Peppermint, Spearmint, Curlymint 
Heart notes 
Lavander, Rosemary, Thyme, Sage 
Base notes 
Cashmeran, Ambrox, Musk 
 
More about Eau des Princes 
• It is considered one of the very first colognes in the world. 
• In 1850, Eau des Princes became the favored fragrance of the English royal court. 
• According to legend, Emperor Napoleon, fond of Eau des Princes, would soak his handkerchiefs with it.
 
An Ancient and Unique Formula 
This precious knowledge was passed down to us by the illustrious Louis-Toussaint Piver, who, in his relentless quest for excellence, developed a unique manufacturing formula — a closely guarded secret of the house, unmatched to this day. 
 
Drawer Maturation Process 
Each fragrance, composed of over 100 natural ingredients, matures slowly over 3 to 4 months using theirartisanal drawer maturation technique. This traditional process allows the ingredients to blend harmoniously, creating fragrances with remarkable depth and perfect stability. Committed to sustainable perfumery, L.T. Piver limits the use of solvents and prioritize natural raw materials, sourced primarily from Grasse and Italy.