Tag: Guerlain
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Guerlain Samsara: Sandalwood, Jasmine & Amber Notes
Guerlain’s Samsara (1989), credited to Jean-Paul Guerlain: jasmine over an unusually large dose of Mysore sandalwood, and the last great family Guerlain.
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Guerlain Habit Rouge: Citrus, Leather & Vanilla
Guerlain’s Habit Rouge (1965), composed by Jean-Paul Guerlain: citrus over leather, vanilla and resins, and a landmark oriental of its decade.
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Guerlain Vol de Nuit: Green, Floral & Amber Notes
Guerlain’s Vol de Nuit (1933), composed by Jacques Guerlain and named after Saint-Exupéry’s novel: a green, powdery chypre of galbanum, iris, jonquil and oakmoss.
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Guerlain Shalimar: The Garden-Inspired Love Story
Guerlain’s Shalimar (1925), composed by Jacques Guerlain: bergamot over a massive vanilla base, named for the Shalimar Gardens, and the archetype of the oriental family.
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Guerlain Jicky: Lavender, Citrus & Vanilla Notes
Guerlain’s Jicky (1889), composed by Aimé Guerlain: lavender over vanilla, coumarin and civet, and the perfume usually called the first modern one.