JEAN PATOU EAU DE JOY (1953 VERSION) FOR WOMEN EAU DE PARFUM 2 ml 1/15 FL.OZ - Samples
JOY was the second most expensive fragrance in the world
In the history of fragrances, three perfumes have been counterfeited (imitations – fraud) so extensively: Chanel No. 5, Patou’s JOY and 1000 (Mille), also by Patou. Take great care—Patou products in particular are extremely scarce on the world market. “Keep your eyes peeled,” as we say here in Greece.
Fragrance Foundation Award (2020) : The Fragrance of the Century
INFORMATION : 7–8 different varieties of rose and jasmine were used to produce this product, and it has a different concentration and ratio from the Parfum.
Production of EAU DE JOY (Eau de Parfum) ceased at the end of 1998.
The product was distributed in Greece by LAPAPHARM S.A. PHARMACEUTICALS AND COSMETICS INDUSTRY, 73 Menandrou Street, Athens, and we had exclusive sales rights as authorized distributors.
PERFUMER : Henri Almeras; in 1955, the fragrance was reformulated by Henri Giboulet.
FRAGRANCE INGREDIENTS: (BOTANICAL – MINERAL – ANIMAL) AND SYNTHETIC (CHEMICAL):
Rose (Rosa damascena) - Ylang-ylang (Cananga odorata – Madagascar) - Tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa) - Peach.
Jasmine (Jasminum grandiflorum - Grasse) - May rose (Rosa centifolia – Hundred-petaled rose – Grasse) - Orris root (Iris pallida - Florence) - Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis) – Orchid – Magnolia (Magnolia champaca).
Musk (Moschus moschiferus – Tibet) - Civet (Civettictis civetta) - Sandalwood (Mysore).
Aldehydes (C14).
A luxuriously feminine, aristocratic, intoxicating, unpredictable, sensual fragrance—pure magic.
A green floral, animalic fragrance of supreme opulence.
THE “NOT FOR SALE” LABEL DOES NOT APPLY
THE PRODUCT WAS PURCHASED BY US
THE PRODUCT IS UNTOUCHED
THE PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN USED
GENUINE AND RARE
JOY (Eau de Parfum) is so complex and unique that it is impossible to reformulate; fortunate are those who own this product.
PRODUCT CODE: 1201/10
MADE IN FRANCE EMB 92044 A
ÁÁÁ EDITION
For sealing the product, we have used the pharmaceutical product PARAFILM, a stretchable paraffin film, to seal the top notes.
PRODUCTION 1981