Created in 1924 by perfumer Blanche Arvoy as a signature scent of Parisian nightlife in the Roaring Twenties, it is said that Toujours Moi (Always Me / Still Me) started life as the favored incense used in Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris before being translated into a provocative, exotic perfume that envelops the senses. In 1936, composer Harry Revel was so taken by a woman he met at the bar of the Hôtel George V in Paris that he later wrote a music track dedicated to the fragrance she was wearing: Toujours Moi. The perfume is an intriguing bouquet of intoxicating florals infused with an opulent oriental background and soft, velvety nuances. A truly irresistible and ultra luxurious creation.