Jalousie
Fragrance notes
Character
Jalousie opens with green mandarin and Sicilian lemon, bright and slightly tart, joined by a cool thread of mint. The citrus feels fresh and immediate, giving the fragrance a clear start that lifts the rest of the composition without turning sharp. It moves quickly into a floral heart where iris and lily-of-the-valley lead, supported by peach blossom, narcissus and tuberose. The iris brings a soft powder that sits beside the cleaner lily-of-the-valley, while the peach blossom adds a gentle roundness. Narcissus and tuberose deepen the floral side, making the heart feel full rather than airy.
The base rests on white musk and a mix of precious woods, patchouli, cedar and sandalwood. The woods give a dry, steady foundation that keeps the florals from floating, while the musk smooths the edges and ties the layers together. Patchouli adds a faint earthy touch that grounds the powder and citrus above it. The result is a fragrance that feels composed and balanced, moving from fresh citrus through a powdery floral center to a woody, musky finish that stays close to the skin.
This suits someone who enjoys a classic floral structure with a woody base and a clear citrus opening. It fits a bright morning in a garden or a walk through a sunny street, where the air feels warm and the light is clear. The powdery iris and fresh greens suit that kind of setting, offering a clean and elegant presence. It feels at home in a space that is open and calm. The scent closes on sandalwood and white musk.
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