Beschreibung
Meer, Gischt und Sonnenstrahlen! Wie eine Meeresbrise, die in Dein Gesicht weht, erfrischt 801 mit seinem Trio aus italienischen Zitrusfrüchten. Diese Brise wird immer stärker und wirbelt Gewürze, rosa Pfeffer und Muskatnuss umher. Die Baumreihen aus Zedern und Zypressen füllen die Luft mit ihren von der Sonne getrockneten Holzfacetten. Ein sommerlich frischer Duft, den man das ganze Jahr über tragen kann.
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 903 für eine holzige Note und mit 002 für noch mehr orangenartige Frische kombinieren.
Kopfnoten: Italienische Zitrone und Mandarine, Efeu, Grapefruit
Herznoten: Rosmarin, Rosa Pfeffer, Muskatnuss, Meeresbrise
Grundnoten: Zeder, Zypresse, Weißer Moschus
Behind the Fragrance
What does aquatic mean in perfumery?
This relatively recent fragrance category was born in the 90s with the discovery of certain ingredients. Were talking, of course, about aquatic notes, briny and reminiscent of seaside memories. But its also more than that; aquatic refers to all the notes that suggest water-filled plants and fruits, like melon or watermelon. They lend a watery dimension to compositions. Lotus is also very useful for recreating this sensation, by adding its gentle floral touch. It is incidentally one of the star ingredients of our 802, an aquatic fragrance with hints of rose which, if youre intrigued, you can find here.
What does lemon add?
A small yellow or green citrus fruit, the lemon grows in the Mediterranean and subtropical regions and belongs to the citrus family. Its scent is light, bordering on volatile and is therefore mainly found as a top note. It releases bursting, very sharp, rising, lively, invigorating facets and a wave of wellbeing. It features in the compositions of many colognes and eaux fraîches. The essential oil of this fruit is extracted by expression. The small sacs of oil on its rind are pierced to obtain the lemon essence. The leaves and branches are distilled to give petitgrain citronnier essence. Their scents are very different, with petitgrain smelling green and floral with a hint of bitterness. Incidentally, the lemon tree is originally from the Far East and was introduced to the Mediterranean region during the Crusades.
What does rosemary add?
Perfumers love rosemary for its fresh, woody, camphoric and herbaceous notes. Its aromatic scent is iconic of the Mediterranean and calls to mind happy times spent in the kitchen or at the table in the company of friends. Rosemary was an important part of the oldest perfumes.
Fragrance Family
- Zitrisch
- Aquatisch
Prägende Duftnote
- Grapefruit
- Salz
Fragrance Vibe
- Daily Driver
Parfumeur
- Karine Dubreuil-Sereni
