
Created in 1920 by Jacques Guerlain, Eau de Fleurs de Cédrat possesses the secret freshness of the scents of the Mediterranean. Inspired by the landscapes of the Riviera, its composition is orchestrated around citron accents and takes up a traditional family formula. This is an extremely subtle fragrance. Its label bears an iconic code of the House: the Guerlain star.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Vervain, Citron, Verbena; Citrus, Fresh, Green accords; both CITRUS

Shares Cedrat, Verbena, Lemon; Citrus accord; both CITRUS

Shares Vervain, Cedar, Verbena; Citrus, Fresh, Woody accords; both CITRUS

Shares Vervain, Verbena, Bergamot; Citrus, Fresh, Green accords; both CITRUS

Shares Vervain, Citron, Lemon; Citrus, Fresh, Fruity accords

Shares Vervain, Verbena, Lemon; Citrus, Fresh, Green accords

Shares Vervain, Cedar, Verbena; Fresh, Woody accords; both CITRUS

Shares Vervain, Verbena, Lemon; Citrus, Fresh, Green accords; both CITRUS

Shares Vervain, Cedrat, Verbena; Citrus, Fresh, Fruity accords

Shares Vervain, Citron, Cedrat; Citrus, Fresh accords; both CITRUS

Shares Citron, Cedar, Cedrat

Shares Vervain, Verbena, Lemon; Citrus, Fresh, Green accords; both CITRUS