My devotion to jasmine lies with my childhood in Grasse. As a child, I used to harvest jasmine at dawn, picking the white porcelain flowers one by one, their smell was green, transparent and intoxicating. By noon, the last of the last white petals released a warm smell of orange blossom. By night, the forgotten flowers, now yellowed, emanated a happy, deep animalic fragrance. If its perfume was given rhythm by the time of day, then its nature never changed. Admiring this work of nature was my inspiration to imagine the perfume in a different way, to play with its elements and change its effects to make it unique and forever Jasmine.

Notes Jasmine Absolute, Clove, Tagete, Musk

Olfactive Family Floral

Like a true gem the alluring aroma, Rose de Taif is a harmonized accord with an accent on the light floral scent purely of rose and a few complimenting raw materials that highlight the true romance of her elegant beauty. This unique combination will hypnotize your senses and others around.

Top Notes Rosa Damascena Absolute, Rose Musk

Heart Notes Rose of Taif Essence

Base Notes Rosa Damascena Absolute, Rose Musk

Olfactive Family Floral

A sultry and audacious fragrance built around the osmanthus flower, with sweet fruity accents. The jasmin sambac and the compliments of sandalwood give strength to the enigma of the perfume. The base reveals a sultry aroma where vanilla, labdanum and Tolu balsam is blended together to create the perfect harmony.

Top Notes Osmanthus Abs China, Plum, Baie Roses

Heart Notes Jasmine Sambac, Tolu Balsam

Base Notes Labdanum, Vanilla, Dry Woods, Sandalwood

Olfactive Family Floral, Fruity

"A rose is a rose is a rose..." this famous saying written by Gertrude Stein, one of the most prominent artists of the 20th century. This phrase simply states that among all flowers the rose is truly unique and today we have more than 50 varieties. Roses can be light, sublime, fresh, seductive, soft and also erotic when blended with patchouli and musk. I answered this delicate flower’s provocative calling with soft and voluptuous notes, and among all I have chosen the May Rose as it is the most cultivated flower in Grasse. For me Rose de Mai smells the brightest and most cheerful.

Notes Rose Absolut, Immortel, Geranium Rose, Musk

Olfactive Family Floral

The Mimosa arrived in Provence in the middle of 19th century. Blossoming in the heights of the trees around Hyde Park and The Cristal Palace. A British family asked to plant this elegant tree on the French Riviera where they would spend the winter months. Unintentionally, the demand for the mimosa flowers became so great that they were inevitably planted in Tanneron. Mimosa extract first appeared in perfumery in the 1940s. Since its arrival in perfumery, Mimosa can often be found in the most famous and prestigious compositions. As a perfumer, Mimosa Tanneron can be described as an ode to tenderness, sweetness, and the sensations of blossoming love.

Top Notes Mimosa absolue

Base Notes Hawthorn, Rose

Heart Notes White Musk

Olfactive Family Floral

Musk today is a master note among the perfumery art world. It evokes an extraordinary olfactory response for its reaction on the psyche and curative virtues. The scent is rendered sophisticated, sultry, very warm and long lasting when worn.

Top Notes Aldehydic, Fresh, Rose

Heart Notes Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Iris, Spices

Base Notes Musk, Dry woods, Animalic, Vanilla

Olfactive Family Floral, Woody Musk