A perfume icon with the rose, the southern star never ceases to inspire creators. Some parts of neosensualism.
No. 5 by Chanel, Samsara by Guerlain, J’Adore by Dior, 24 Faubourg by Hermès, Alien by Mugler… Who is linking this all olfactory glories. King Jasmine. Not the same variety, not the same dose, but enough to make the white magic work. Of the 200 varieties that exist in the world, only two have invaded the world of perfumes: sambac jasmine, which comes mainly from India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) and jasmine (with large petals). He flourished in India, but also in Egypt, Morocco, Calabria and… Grasse, where there is still a small exclusive production reserved for a few luxury houses, Chanel being the leader.
the shadow “Jasmine sambac is definitely greener, fruitier, with hints of orange blossom and cut grass,” the review tells us. nose, who devoted an entire notebook to it. Either way, this sacred flower, which has served as an offering to the gods and adorned women’s hair for centuries, still distills its warm, sunny and animal notes into today’s fragrances.
A good friend, it pairs equally well with woody, floral, fruity or oriental notes to embody carnal femininity. In Jo Malone’s Cologne Intense Jasmine Sambac & Marigold, its fragrance soothes the bittersweet freshness of the marigold flower, with which it settles into vanilla and amber pashmina.
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Treasures of “Gerlinada”.
Since 2007, Clara Molloy and her husband John, the creators of Memo Paris, have imagined perfumes like travel. Their latest fragrance, Madurai, is reminiscent of South India as the flavor of chai blends with the power of turmeric, the sweetness of juicy fruits and the creaminess of sandalwood…Louis’ Spell On You Eau de Parfum Vuitton, iris and iris. violet playing hide and seek in a grand bouquet of roses and jasmine, honeyed with acacia blossom, like an ode to radiant femininity.
Jasmine is also one of the six treasures of “gerlinada”. It is found in Jasmin Bonheur, three shades of jasmine from India, Calabria and Grasse, with hints of apricot, dusty iris and soft rose. A colorful juice inspired by the palette of Henri Matisse, an exclusive edition in collaboration with Maison Matisse.
Source: Le Figaro
