Paco Rabanne Invictus All Over Shampoo 150ml
Paco Rabanne Invictus All Over Shampoo:
- For Him
- Apply to damp skin and hair, massage in, and then rinse away thoroughly.
- Follow with the matching Invictus Deodorant Spray and Eau de Toilette to ensure rich and long-lasting scent
Product Information
Scent and refresh your skin with the Paco Rabanne Invictus Hair and Body Shower Gel. The power-packed formula works to rid the body of daily dirt and grime without making the skin dry. Its cleansing agents regulate the skin and the hair to make sure you feel fresh, while the inimitable Invictus scent of grapefruit zest, gaiac wood, ambergris and patchouli promotes feelings of invigoration.
Inhale the scent of victory with Invictus from Landys Chemist, the masculine fragrance by Paco Rabanne.
What does Paco Rabanne Invictus Eau de Toilette smell like?
The fresh Invictus scent creates a modern vision of masculinity. Invictus is an unexpected clash of worlds, powers, sensations, and values: a thrill of pure freshness.
Invictus opens with notes of grapefruit, marine accord and mandarin orange. The heart of the fragrance is accented with Bay Leaf and Jasmine. A woody base of guaiac wood, patchouli, oak moss and ambergris add a masculine closing to this fragrance.
- Top Notes: Grapefruit, Mandarin Orange
- Heart Notes: Bay Leaf, Jasmine
- Base Notes: Guaiac Wood, Oakmoss, Patchouli, Ambre Gris
The Paco Rabanne Fragrance Collection
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