Robert Piguet - Bandit

Bandit was the first perfume launched by Robert Piguet Parfumes, an exploit that would solidify the company's name in the perfume industry.
Created by "nose" Germaine Cellier, Bandit blends exotic notes of leather, wood, spices, jasmine, and carnation, evolving into a base of vetiver, patchouli, and musk.
According to the company's philosophy, "Bandit is the perfect perfume to create an aura of mischief," and Piguet himself wanted it to appear as audacious as possible.
Germaine Cellier was the first in perfume history to combine orange blossom with tuberose, to create the femme fatale concept that Piguet had commissioned her for.
Ambiguous and subtly androgynous, Bandit is loved by dangerous, daring, and provocative women.

Olfactory Pyramid

Olfactory Family: Chypre Floral

Top Notes: Galbanum, Artemisia, Bergamot, Neroli, Gardenia, Ylang Ylang, and Orange
Heart Notes: Carnation, Jasmine, Violet Root, Tuberose, and Rose
Base Notes: Oakmoss, Leather, Civet, Vetiver, Patchouli, Myrrh, Musk, Amber, and Coconut