Mitsouko Eau de Toilette by Guerlain is a Chypre Fruity fragrance for women. Mitsouko Eau de Toilette was launched in 1919. The nose behind this fragrance is Jacques Guerlain. Top notes are Bergamot, Rose, Jasmine and Citruses; middle notes are Peach, Ylang-Ylang, Rose, Lilac and Jasmine; base notes are Oakmoss, Spices, Vetiver, Cinnamon and Amber. Mitsouko is mysterious fragrance, not allowing everyone to see its beauty. The opening is long, like a play of all beautiful notes, and, of course, this fragrance is not for ordinary day use. On the skin it sounds as if it starts from far away, without any allusion to its intensity and sensual side. Mitsouko is one of the well known aromas of chypre olfactory group with cool top notes and oak moss in the base. But it also has a note of a juicy peach, which gives a clear and quite gourmand nuance. It features bergamot, peach, jasmine, may rose, spices (cinnamon), oak moss, vetiver and wood. The fragrance is exuberant, unusual and elegant, not too sweet, nor heavy, it is well balanced. Eau de Toilette is much sharper, while Eau de Perfume is warmer and nicer. The full richness of the composition, however, is revealed only in the perfume concentration. The bottle has the same shape as the one of Heure Bleue (1912). It is often said that these two bottles are symbols of beginning (Heure Bleue) and the end (Mitsouko) of the war. -As shown in picture