French niche line Jardins D’Écrivains has launched George, their debut fragrance. George is named for French author George Sand.
GEORGE is born of a marvellous olfactive adventure linked to a double passion for gardens and literature.
After the range of scented candles and bath products, here is the first Jardins D’Écrivains eau de parfum for men and women.
It is easy to guess the source of inspiration from its name… GEORGE.
The message is loud and clear... singularity, modernity, elegance and complexity, and consequently a certain approach to the metaphysics of appearances.
GEORGE was just that... indefinable, man and woman, at ease with and amused by both statuses.
The George eau de parfum is for men and women who know who they are and who like to reveal a brief glimpse of their soul in the fragrance they leave behind them.
The notes include neroli, bergamot, heliotrope, coffee, tobacco, white musk, Peru balsam and myrrh.
Jardins D’Écrivains George is available now at Beautyhabit, in 100 ml Eau de Parfum for $110.
(via jardinsdecrivains)
I was liking all the notes until I got to the white musk part. Pffft!
Ditto! Hopefully it is not strong — I don’t always even notice white musk.
Thirding this! Hate, loathe, despise, and detest white musk!
And isn’t “the metaphysics of appearances” an oxymoron? Oh, wait… it’s perfume ad copy! Duh!
I wonder how this compares with Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier’s George Sand fragrance?
And Histoires de Parfums 1804!