Climbing the steps, entering the Bains Guerbois in 1885. In the Parisian temple of well-being and beauty that has just opened, scents of flowers, plants, and herbs waft through the air. The fragrance of a magical concoction blending mandarin, rosemary, and orange blossom emanates from the Turkish, Russian, and sulfurous baths. The air in the house is filled with a thousand essences of benzoin, tonka bean, and incense. Enchantment and relaxation for the body and mind.
The zesty and explosive mandarin, combined with the aromatic notes of blackcurrant and rosemary, creates an invigorating bath experience. White flowers bring light and comforting softness during this moment for oneself. The round and almond-like tonka bean and the balsamic and vanilla benzoin complement the voluptuous and sacred incense to let us savor the delights of the most luxurious Parisian spa of the late 19th century.
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