Xanadu by Faberge c1969

Xanadu's futuristic packaging was created by J. Landowne Co, Inc and made by Wallace Packaging Corporation of New York.

Fragrance Composition:

So what does it smell like? It is classified as an exotic floral oriental fragrance for women with a warm, woody amber base.

• Top notes: bergamot, green notes, aquatic notes
• Middle notes: narcissus, jasmine, floral notes, herbal notes
• Base notes: cedar, amber, patchouli, musk, spices, vanilla, sandalwood, vetiver, oakmoss

Harper's Bazaar, 1970:

"There you will discover Xanadu Perfume, a fragrance so intense, you use it drop by precious drop. How far should a woman go for pure pleasure? All the way to Xanadu by Faberge."

New York Magazine - May 13, 1974:

"Xanadu Cologne Spray, the super-sexy scent in amethyst and silver cylinder, l oz. $3.75"

Xanadu Bath & Body Products:

The Magazine of Wall Street and Business Analyst, 1968:

"Early in 1969, Faberge will introduce Xanadu, a new concept in skin creams, toiletries and cosmetics for both sexes."

Vogue, 1970:

"Begin with BATHOSPHERE, a thirsty sponge ball, big and bouncy, created in Xanadu. Give it a generous snot of ... How far should a woman go for pure pleasured All the way to Xanadu by Faberge."

Fate of the Fragrance:

Discontinued, date unknown. Though it was no longer considered a major line in the USA, Faberge continued selling Xanadu internationally in 1977.