Chant d'Arômes is part of Guerlain's heritage collection. A collection made up of emblematic fragrances, created for more than a century by five generations of perfumers. Mythical perfumes, profoundly innovative for the time, which make up a single olfactory library, an incomparable and unparalleled treasure, which the Maison Guerlain is committed to preserving. Created in 1965 by Jean-Paul Guerlain for his young girlfriend, Chant d'Arômes evokes the language of flowers, each of which has a very specific meaning in love. Chant d'Arômes is a charming spring bouquet. Its trail, full of subtexts, reveals the fire that burns under the ice. Chant d'Arômes is enclosed in a vaporizer inspired by the iconic bee bottle of the Maison Guerlain, dotted with the 69 bees emblematic symbol of the Empire. The song opens on citrus notes, punctuated by the ethereal notes of honeysuckle. This melody is chorused by a flowery accord of gardenia, jasmine and ylang-ylang. Then the music softens with notes of undergrowth, sandalwood and vanilla.