“VIBRANT SCENT” is an unusual floral woody fragrance with an emphatic shade of musk. It is popular with fashionistas and trendsetters, people who understand how much rare and unique fragrances can impress other people.
This unisex bouquet is a masterpiece of Fabrice Pellegrin, a talented perfumer from Grace.
The notes of freesia as well as a delicate scent of lily-of-the-valley and the tender spiciness of pink pepper in the top notes of the composition are delightful.
The heart is composed of orris root concrete with its greenish, cool, yet somewhat spicy character. The notes of jasmine petals take off as if carried by a warm wind and the noble cedar tree stands out.
The base notes in this perfume are the most interesting ones: mild cashmere tree, a nuance of vanilla and white musk, sophisticated and sparkling.
The “VIBRANT SCENT” is a warm and striking, truly unique composition. Aldehyde molecular components dominate here together with the enticing musk note. The composition will appeal to stylish and unconventional people, to trendsetters who appreciate rare and unusual fragrances.
Perfumer: Fabrice Pellegrin
The spirit of Grasse runs in Fabrice’s blood. His father was a perfumer; his grandmother a beloved jasmine picker and his grandfather a supplier of perfumery naturals. Fabrice remains strongly connected to the region. For him, memories of Grasse are woven with images of olive and cypress trees, wide open spaces, the sun, chirping cicadas, smiling friends and a steady pace of life, as well as time spent with the older generations: “the people of Grasse are secretive, they keep their knowledge preciously hidden, but when they do divulge it, they hand it over entirely.”
Fabrice Pellegrin was trained by working closely with experienced professionals. He paid close attention to the various stages that raw materials must go through on the journey from harvest to perfume. Alongside his role as a creative perfumer, Fabrice is also involved in the development of natural products at Firmenich. Over the course of 15 years, he has been dividing his time between Paris and the research laboratories in Grasse.
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