Lostmarc'h has launched Iroaz, a new fragrance named for the Breton word for rose:
Surprising marriage
Former Rose, rose gardens, wild rose lend their smooth and peppery nuances to Iroaz, rose shores. Picked on the beach, the wind blows him marine freshness iodine.
Lostmarc'h Iroaz is 55€ for 100 ml Eau de Toilette…
Eau d’Italie has launched two new fragrances, Bois d’Ombrie and Sienne l’Hiver, both developed by perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour:
Bois d’Ombrie is named for Umbria, and features whiskey accord, cognac accord, wild carrot, iris, copahu balm, myrrh, leather, opoponax, patchouli, tobacco and vetiver…
Paestum Rose is the second fragrance release from Eau d’Italie. Described as a “contemporary take on the legendary origins of Italian perfume making”, it takes as its inspiration the roses of Paestum (for background, see here).
Like Eau d’Italie’s eponymous fragrance release of last year, Paestum Rose was created by perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour and is designated as a unisex scent. The notes include davana, cinnamon, black pepper, pink pepper, coriander, black currant buds, Turkish rose, peony, incense, osmanthus, elemi, tea, papyrus, benzoin, myrrh, opoponax, vetiver, patchouli, cedar, wenge wood, amber and white musk.
Paestum Rose starts with a rush of peppery spices…
Eau d’Italie has launched Paestum Rose, a fragrance inspired by the roses that grow around the ancient town of Paestum, south of Naples:
Celebrated in Ovid and Virgil’s poetry, the mysterious origins of Paestum’s roses are lost in time…
Eau d’Italie is the debut fragrance release from the Eau d’Italie brand, the brainchild of the Sersale family, owners of the Positano hotel Le Sirenuse. Eau d’Italie was created by nose Bertrand Duchaufour, and the notes include citrus, magnolia, musk, incense, cedar, honey, and blackcurrant.
Eau d’Italie opens with bergamot and other citrus notes. There is light honeyed cedar, and hints of resins and incense. The floral notes are extremely subtle, as is the blackcurrant…