Envol way of life
Envol man is living a life close to the nature. He needs to feel the elements : the earth under his feet, the wind through his hair, the water on his skin. He does not stand being inside fot too long.

Envol look
Envol heroe wears casual and sporty outfit. At the week end, his mythic Levis old pair of jeans is his best partner. During working time he pays attention to his appearance in his modern and well cut suit.

Envol leisures
Envol man enjoys any kind of outdoor experiences involving the water and strong sensations : kite surfing, windsurf; rafting, parachute jumping¡¬ He's keen on team sport, and shares team spirit with his large group of mates.
He likes open air moments, walking his dog in the Jardin des Tuileries, or jogging on the beach...
The frosted blue massive bottle refers to ocean and sky, while the mat silver cap gives the bottle a majestic allure. The metallic silver finish of the packaging adds a modern and definitely masculine touch to the Eau de Toilette.

Origins of ENVOL name :
ENVOL means to take off, to fly away. avasion is the major aim of this perfume that offers new sensations, a real freedom feeling in tune with nature.

Inspiration of the creator : 
when blending the flowers and woods that were about to become ENVOL fragrance the perfumer had in mind an airy, watery scent. He opened the doors to an imaginary world in which the perfume is a hymn to the wind and to freedom. For him, ENVOL fragrance gives the perfect level of energy required by a man to <<take off>>
Envol reveals energy and  freshness with its perfect balance of subtle bergamot and cardamom top notes.
Its keynotes blend a rare galbanum and sparkling water melon enhanced by hints of violet. The basenotes of cedarwood and incense give the fragrance a warm touch .
Feel the fascinating attraction ENVOL

Aromatic Fresh 
Bergamot, Blackcurrant, Cardamom
Water melon, Galbanum, Violet
Cedar wood, Musk, Incense

INGREDIENTS:
BERGAMOT
Roughly 4 metres high, bergamot is a shrub the trunk of which is straight and ramified. Its origin is unknown: it would result from the graft of lemon tree on bergamot pear tree. It is mostly cultivated in Calabria.
Its greyish bark is thin and spotted with essence glands. It has characteristics halfway between bitter orange tree and lemon tree: its leaves are oblong, with a winged petiole. The flowers are white and very odorous.
Bergamot blossoms from April to May and bears fruit in November. These latter mature between December and February: they are globular on pear-shaped, their peel is yellow, almost smooth, also covered with essence glands.
GALBANUM
Galbanum has numerous medicinal purposes. It has been used in the treatment of skin conditions such as acne and inflammations; it aids in the healing of scar tissue and toning the skin. Galbanum is a natural aid for the body's circulation, muscles and joints, and the respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems, having been used for poor circulation, rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis, indigestion, stomach cramps, nervous tension and stress-related compliants. Galbanum was used by ancient civilizations as an incense. Egypt used it in cosmetics. Inhabitants of the East used Galbanum for treating wounds, skin disorders, and respiratory, digestive, and nervous compliants. This oil is produced by water or steam distillation from the oleoresin or gum. Two distinct types of Galbanum are Levant, which is soft or liquid, and Persian, which is hard or solid. The essential oil is made from Levant Galbanum.
VIOLET
Announcing that Spring is on its way, discreet violet grows on neutral or chalky ground, in woods, hedges and scrubs.
It is cultivated in Europe, Western Asia all the way to India, and in northern Africa.
This plant, 10 to 30 cm high, is perennial, herbaceous, polymorphous and stemless. Its stump is thick and emits oblong stolons. Its petiolate leaves are heart-shaped. Violet blossoms from February to May. The big and very odorous flowers are generally dark purple with five petals of different sizes, the bottom one being spike-shaped. The fruit is a capsule, opened by three star-shaped valves. Either the green parts or separately the leaves, roots and flowers are harvested. They will have to dry in thin layers.
CEDAR
Cedar wood from Atlas is a tree native to Morocco and Algeria mountainous areas, more particularly to the Rif range. It grows between 1200 and 2000 metres of altitude.
Cedar wood is tall tree (30 to 40 metres high) which bears spreading branches into a large top that turns tabular with age. The blue-green leaves are 2.5 to 3 cm long, needle-shaped, tough, scattered on the long shoots and clustered in rosettes on the branches.
Generally monoecious, the flowers appear in Autumn. Male catkins are made of peltatescales whereas female catkins, cone-shaped, bear usually quite numerous carpellary scales. 5 to 8 cm long and 4 cm wide, cedar fruit is an erect cone composed of tightly overlapping scales.