Frosted patchouli : A palpable tension between hot and cold.
The fragrance begins on a frosted note with marine accents, warmed by a spicy combination of ginger, pink pepper and juniper berry. The patchouli is intense, warm and powerful. A patchouli leaf captured in ice.

Top notes
Pink pepper: spicy, fruity, mango
Juniper berry: spicy, peppery, smells like gin
Ginger: zesty citrus and potent spice

Heart notes
Aniseed: reminiscent of licorice
Ylang Ylang: sensuality, white flower
Sea spray: marine scent

Base notes
Patchouli: woody, earthy
Seaweed: salty, woody
Ambergris: mineral, iridescent

We wanted to encapsulate the smell of water in this family. Like a breeze of sea spray that caresses our face, like a refreshing morning dew ... iodine notes, watery and always invigorating.
What does sea spray smell like?

What does ginger smell like?
Ginger is a rhizome with a pungent smell and taste. Its slightly pink citrus scent takes us on a journey. In the 803, ginger and sea spray are a perfect match for a fresh start.

What does sea spray smell like?
Seawater, an iodized breeze. Impossible to extract olfactory substance from this sea wind, but the talent of the perfumer does wonders. It is the combination of several raw materials that gives us the smell of a sea breeze. It is thanks to these notes that the 801 takes us directly to the seaside from the first scents!

What does patchouli smell like?
It offers both balsamic and leathery notes depending on its terroir. Here, it brings body and its signature woody note to 803, while accompanying the marine notes. Generally considered a base note, patchouli is also an excellent fixative in perfumes, adding depth.





*The top notes are the first scents of the perfume. After a few minutes, the heart notes arrive and last for several hours. Then the base notes appear and can even persist for several days!