Bois du Portugal by Creed

A triumphant scent experience that the extravagant Napoleon I appreciated. His court-perfumer Chardin noted in 1806 that His Highness used 162 bottles in the first three months because he would scent himself head to toe with the delicacy twice daily. 1806 – it was the Enlightenment, a comprehensive and revolutionary cultural and intellectual movement in which the fragrance Bois du Portugal emerged.