Embark on a fragrant journey into the world of Pois de Senteur Parfum, where the delicate sweet pea takes center stage, unfurling its rich and complex fragrance akin to an impressionist masterpiece. Like the meticulous strokes of a master artist, this fragrance intricately recreates the subtle scent of sweet peas, employing an exquisite duo of ingredients. At its core lies the Moroccan jasmine absolute, imparting a light floral scent that seamlessly harmonizes with the soft, round enveloping note of honey. Illuminated by the sunny radiance of ylang-ylang and adorned with the green accents of daffodil absolute, jasmine authentically mirrors the fresh softness of petals, capturing the essence of this delicate flower. The sweeter facets, heightened by honey, receive further refinement through cassia and orange blossom absolutes.

The superb perfume trail of Pois de Senteur resonates with the emotions that inspired its creator—an evocative fragrance that transcends mere composition, embodying the epitome of delicateness and encapsulating the essence of sweet peas. Each note in this olfactory symphony contributes to the intricate dance of fragrance, making it a sensory experience that not only captures the essence of the flower but also embodies the artistry and emotion behind its creation.

• Around JASMINE: Jasmine Absolute from Morocco, Daffodil Absolute, Rose Essence from Bulgaria, Ylang-Ylang Essence from Comoros.
• Around HONEY: Bergamot Essence from Italy, Honey, Vanilla, Cassie Absolute, Orange Flower Water Absolute, Balsam of Peru.
• Perfumer: Jean Jacques.
• Extrait de Parfum: Women, Men.
• 30ml Spray, 50ml Spray, 100ml Spray, 100ml Refill.

STORY

CARON's founders, enamored with flowers, shared a special fondness for sweet peas. Félicie Wanpouille adorned her spaces with them, while Ernest Daltroff, captivated by their delicate spring scent, dreamt of a sweet pea fragrance. Confronted with the challenge of capturing an essence-less flower, Ernest displayed his virtuosity in reconstituting the cherished scent using alternative ingredients. Released in 1927 as Les Pois de Senteur de chez Moi, a nod to Félicie's humor, the fragrance exemplifies Ernest's artistry—a masterpiece born from technique in service of vision. A sensory delight and a true work of art.

Did you know?... Elusive flowers like lily, lily-of-the-valley, honeysuckle, peony, lilac, gardenia, violet, hyacinth, and sweet peas defy traditional extraction. These "mute" flowers pose challenges, compelling perfumers to artfully capture their essence through alternative means, coaxing them to speak in fragrant language.