Beschreibung
702ein Weihrauch-Fougere. In der Kopfnote entfalten sich Aromen von Weihrauch, Elemi, Zitrone und rosa Pfeffer. Ein außergewöhnliches, würzig-grünes Arrangement, das blumige Anklänge und einen Hauch von französischem Lavendel aufweist. Die olfaktorische Reise endet mit Kaschmirholz, Vanille, Perubalsam und weißem Moschus. Frisch und doch warm, traditionell und doch Rock ’n‘ Roll, unaufdringlich und doch voller Persönlichkeit702 ist ein Duft voller Widersprüche, der Neugierige ansprechen wird.
Die Düfte von Bon Parfumeur lassen sich untereinander mischen bzw. „layern“. Dazu kann man, je nach gewünschter Intensität, die in der Produktbeschreibung empfohlene Kombinationsmöglichkeit mit dem eigentlichen Duft übereinander aufsprühen. Dieser Duft lässt sich besonders gut mit 801 für eine aquatisch-frische Meeresnote kombinieren.
Kopfnoten: Weihrauch, Rosa Pfeffer, Zitrone
Herznoten: Lavendel, Kaschmirholz, Zedernholz, Muskatnuss
Grundnoten: Perubalsam, Vanille, Weißer Moschus
Behind the Fragrance
What is a fougère?
The fougère accord made its grand entrance into perfumery in 1882. With his fragrance Fougère Royale for the house of Houbigant, Paul Parquet revolutionized the perfumery of old and laid the foundations for the field as we know it today. Fougère Royale was more than a perfume; it was an olfactory accord that has since become one of the most popular in mens fragrances. Composed of aromatic lavender, geranium and coumarin and woody notes like oakmoss and vetiver, it established an all-new family of fragrances. Fresh, deep and slightly retro, the typical fougère accord smells like a traditional barbershop or a herbalists boutique. It unleashes somewhat potent, almost virile notes and gives an impression of cleanliness similar to the aroma of an aftershave.
What is incense?
Incense is actually a resin, collected by cutting into the trunk of Boswellia sacra (a tree that grows in the hot soils of Africa and on the Arabian Peninsula). It is also known as oliban. Incense has a strong and unique odor that recalls camphoric, waxy, mineral, spicy and even peppery aromas. Deep and tinged with spirituality, we love the mystical and enigmatic facet that it lends to fragrances.
What about lavender?
Lavender has been used since antiquity, when the Romans scented their baths and household linen with it. In the Renaissance, the tanneries of Grasse used it for scenting leather. It has been grown in the Mediterranean since the 19th century and is now a symbol of the South of France, where it is always cultivated at altitudes of over 1000 m! It releases floral, herbaceous, camphoric and medicinal notes. Its ultrafresh scent is sometimes compared to bergamot for its almost zesty floral top notes.
Fragrance Family
- Holzig
- Cremig
Parfumeur
- Juliette Karagueuzoglou
