Invictus MG EDT

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Invictus Eau de Toilette is a fresh woody fragrance for men by Rabanne, the original Eau de Toilette in the Invictus line, built around a signature accord of grapefruit, marine accord and guaiac wood. Presented in the silver trophy bottle. It opens with bright, zesty grapefruit, crisp and citrusy. The heart is built around a clean, mineral salty marine accord, like a sea breeze that gives the fragrance its character. The base becomes warm and smoky with guaiac wood, magnetic patchouli and ambergris, leaving a woody scent trail that stays close to the skin. Within the Invictus family, it is the freshest and most versatile expression: lighter and more citrusy than Invictus Parfum, drier than the vanilla and tonka bean of Invictus Victory, and cooler than the black pepper and incense of Invictus Victory Absolu. Apply 4 to 6 sprays to moisturised pulse points: wrists, neck, chest and behind the ears. Moisturised skin helps a fresh fragrance last longer, while spraying on the collar of your shirt can extend the scent trail. Its balance of citrus, salt and woods makes it a daytime and warm-weather fragrance, well suited to sports, the office and everyday wear, from spring through summer. Rabanne’s Eau de Toilette for men. Invictus, the fragrance of victory. Striking freshness and animalic sensuality. Heroic fresh woody. A fragrance where vibrant freshness meets muscular sensuality. Invictus Eau de Toilette for men embodies two forces colliding: striking freshness and animalic warmth. Marine winds dominate. Grapefruit in a rush. Virile woods prevail and burst into flame. Magnetic patchouli, animalic guaiac wood and ambergris. Double victory! Launched by Rabanne in 2013, Invictus is the house’s modern masculine pillar and the original of a line that has continued to expand around it. It is the silver trophy to which all subsequent Invictus fragrances respond. It was composed by Véronique Nyberg with Anne Flipo, Olivier Polge and Dominique Ropion, and the trophy bottle was designed by Cédric Ragot.