Bergamot – Its scent is fresh, citrusy, with a slight bitterness and a subtle floral background. It brightens the composition, adding energy and elegance, while softening the heavier notes. Thanks to it, the perfume becomes more luminous, harmonious and captivating from the first sniff.

Juniper – Its scent is fresh, coniferous, slightly resinous and dry, with characteristic peppery accents and a subtle citrus note reminiscent of tonic or gin. In perfumes, juniper introduces a sensation of cool, crystalline freshness and purity. It gives the composition a more distinctive, elegantly ‘dry’ character, beautifully balancing the sweeter accords and emphasising the modern, energetic tone of the fragrance.

Musk – It has an extremely sensual, intense, slightly woody scent. It was well known in ancient times – it was used, among other things, to perfume royal chambers. The Arabs added musk to the lime they used to plaster temples so that the beautiful scent would spread around them. In later times, Marie Antoinette, wife of Louis XIV, was a great admirer of this aroma.