Héritage
Eau
de
Parfum
For
Her
–
A
radiant
fragrance
Héritage
Eau
de
Parfum
For
Her
–
A
radiant
fragrance
3.3 OZ - 100 ML

Héritage by Morreale Paris is the fragrance of freedom, light, and self-expression.
With sparkling pineapple, delicate vanilla, bright lemon, and exotic rosewood, this scent awakens the senses and evokes the joy of summer.
A radiant escape in every drop — feminine, luminous, unforgettable.
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Top Notes — The Uplifting Breeze
A bright start that feels like taking flight.
The journey begins with juicy pineapple and sparkling lemon, like a first splash of sunlight on your skin. Refreshing, joyful, and vibrant — it instantly lifts the spirit.

Heart Notes — The Sweet Embrace.
A delicate balance of warmth and sensuality.
As it unfolds, Héritage reveals creamy, comforting Bourbon Vanilla, embracing you in a soft and feminine harmony. The sweetness is natural, never overpowering — just enough to feel enveloped and adored.

Base Notes — The Exotic Trail.
A sensual escape that lingers — gracefully.
The drydown reveals a hint of rosewood, giving the composition depth and elegance. It evokes distant islands, gentle waves, and freedom in every breath. Soft, sophisticated, and deeply soothing.


Some
fragrances
decorate.
This
one
liberates.
Crafted by master perfumer JP Morreale, Héritage for women captures the feeling of escape — a scent that opens the heart, awakens the senses, and carries you away.
It’s the thrill of summer, the warmth of sun-kissed skin, and the joy of reconnecting with your essence.

Wearing
Héritage
is
a
return
to
yourself.
It’s a reminder to embrace the waves, the warmth, the wind — and every beautiful part of who you are.
A scent that doesn’t ask for attention. It radiates it.
When
you
wear
Héritage...
You feel light, radiant, and free.
You carry summer with you — wherever you go.
You reconnect with your senses, naturally.
You don’t just wear a scent — you become the sunshine in the room.
When you wear Héritage...
