What It Is: A fresh-aromatic fragrance. The gentleness of a restful break, lounging among the wild grass - as fresh as it is tender.  What It Does: Beneath its bucolic shell, this fresh-aromatic fragrance evokes powerful, vibrant emotions. The very spirit of Eau de Cologne is revisited here, draped in a musky, cottony veil - combined with the charm of sparkling Calabrian bergamot and refreshing herbs. The citrusy fragrance takes on light-hearted musky facets and is disrupted by vibrantly aromatic herbs. "If it were a film, A Sunday in the Country by Bertrand Tavernier." Herbes Troublantes echoes the indefinable charm of this feature film. In it, we are shown scenes of a quiet country life, but the peace soon becomes disturbed.  As if just freshly picked for Herbes Troublantes, an aromatic herbal bouquet attempts to disrupt the insurmountable power of orange blossom, the signature flower of Eau de Cologne. The outstanding top notes—natural aromatic essences of thyme, mint, and rosemary—imbue the fragrance with vibrancy and thrilling freshness. Fragrance Notes: Top Notes: Bergamot, Coriander, Rosemary. Heart Notes: Orange Blossom, Lavender, Geranium. Base Notes: White Musks, Woody. The Art of Bottling: Taking inspiration from the Guerlain heritage Square Bottle (1870) and made by Pochet du Courval - historic glassmakers of the House - the L’Art & La Matiere bottle is an exceptional object whose design exudes unisex sophistication steeped in modernity. L'Art et La Matiere Collection: Crowning jewel of Guerlain Fine Perfumery, L’Art & la Matiere is a collection of olfactory masterpieces for true lovers of all things beautiful. As an artist guided by their creative genius, the house of Guerlain Perfumer shapes the most beautiful raw materials to create daring works with talent and passion. 6.7 oz. / 200 mL