Three new launches from Ayala Moriel

The three new launches are:

Razala

Razala is a passionate, modern love poem to thorny hills and Desert Mountains. It pulsates with vibrant, colourful spices, seductive flower petals, and precious resins and woods of Arabia. Razala is the perfumer’s Arabic nickname.

The ambergris used in this perfume was beach harvested on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, and no whales were hurt or killed in the process. It was naturally cured by the sun and ocean and sea salt, and adds a stunningly smooth, animalic and sweet effect in this parfum, making it a real treasure.

Razala's notes include: Pink Pepper, Saffron Crocus, Magnolia, Orange Blossom, Rose, Tuberose, Jasmine, Ambergris, Oudh, Myrrh, and Vintage Patchouli

Film Noir

In early 2007, Ayala Moriel will launch Film Noir - a heartless and topless perfume - with base notes only. A concoction of dark chocolate, patchouli and myrrh that is inspired by the cinematic genre of dark and tragic tales.

Bois d’Hiver (Limited Edition)

Bois d’Hiver, a masculine version of Fête d’Hiver is a limited edition for this winter. It is a very similar formula to what is known from previous years as “Fête d’Hiver pour Homme”, only now with the addition of the candied Christmas tree note of Fir Absolute, and sparkling Orange Flower Water Absolute.

All three fragrances will be available on the Ayala Moriel website.

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