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Versatile Paris presents it as a date, and frames it as a game between aromatic freshness and a sparkling citrus that ends up feeling indulgent. It opens very green, with basil, lemon and oregano, like freshly made pesto. Then fennel and a touch of olive oil give it the feel of Italian cooking. In the end it turns creamy and warm, with a base that the house compares to pistachio ice cream, over soft woods.
Rital Date is a roll-on extrait de parfum from Versatile Paris, concentrated at 38% in vegetable oils and alcohol-free. It is signed by Amélie Bourgeois, Camille Chemardin and Elia Chiche, from the FLAIR creative studio, who started from what the house calls a Neo Lemon. The formula has 47 materials, including lemon from Italy, oregano from the Balkans and olive oil from Spain.
It suits anyone looking for a citrus that does not smell like cologne, with something green and salty and a softer finish. It works by day and in spring and summer. For layering, Presser Le Citron, from the same house, amplifies the lemon, and Culot Thé shares the garlic and citrus with a tea base. Rital Date · Spray is an alcohol-based reinterpretation signed by Camille Chemardin.
What does Rital Date by Versatile Paris smell like?
Rital Date smells like Italian cooking in summer: it starts with very fresh lemon and basil, like a pesto, and turns creamy and warm, with a base that recalls pistachio ice cream. It suits anyone looking for a green citrus scent with a gourmand touch.
Who created Rital Date?
Rital Date was created by Amélie Bourgeois, Camille Chemardin, and Elia Chiche, from the FLAIR creation studio, for Versatile Paris. It is an alcohol-free extrait de parfum, concentrated at 38% in sweet almond oil, with 47 materials in the formula.
What is the difference between Rital Date in roll-on and in spray?
Rital Date in roll-on is the Versatile Paris extrait de parfum in vegetable oils and without alcohol, applied with the ball onto the skin. Rital Date · Spray is not the same perfume: it is a reinterpretation in an alcohol base, created by Camille Chemardin.
What does Rital Date pair well with?
Rital Date pairs well with Presser Le Citron, also from Versatile Paris, which amplifies the lemon. With Culot Thé, which shares the citrus notes and a hint of garlic, the blend gains a tea and jasmine base.

