Nina Ricci's most famous perfume, L'Air du Temps was created in France back in 1949. L'Air Du Temps means the "Air of Time.
I particularly like wearing this perfume as it was the perfume I used on the day I got married. Whenever I use it myself or smell it on others it takes me back in time to that wonderful day when I said 'I do!'
The perfume can be found in a delightful, elegant and unique, twin-dove crystal like bottle which was designed and created by Marc Lalique - a work of art in itself! The twin doves are actually the stopper on the bottle. The bottle is packaged in a box that boasts a distinctive yellow colour with attractive images of doves on the box.
Even though it was first launched in 1949, Nina Ricci's classical floral fragrance L'air Du Temps has stood the test of time and still remains as popular as ever.
It has a subtle fresh and flowery fragrance - a blend of gardenia, musk, carnation, sandalwood, gardenia, jasmine, bergamot and rose which combined give it a unique bouquet. .
The perfume and eau de toilette spray can often be found on offer in some supermarkets. I know that you can get it in Morrisons and Tesco's for under £10.
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