Heeley
Note de Yuzu
The sparkling energy of Japanese yuzu
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Description
The freshness of Japanese yuzu is revealed on an aquatic note to reveal the sensuality of salt on the skin, reminiscent of the Japanese tradition of yuzu baths. In Europe, citrus fruits are often associated with summer, while in Japan yuzu is synonymous with winter. It is at the winter solstice, Toji, that the yuzu floats in hot baths, diffusing its beneficial and relaxing aromas. Created for Maison Kitsuné in collaboration with Masaya Kuroki and Gildas Loaëc, this fragrance is a multicultural blend of English, French and Japanese notes.
The freshness of Japanese yuzu is revealed on an aquatic note to reveal the sensuality of salt on the skin, reminiscent of the Japanese tradition of yuzu baths. In Europe, citrus fruits are often associated with summer, while in Japan yuzu is synonymous with winter. It is at the winter solstice, Toji, that the yuzu floats in hot baths, diffusing its beneficial and relaxing aromas. Created for Maison Kitsuné in collaboration with Masaya Kuroki and Gildas Loaëc, this fragrance is a multicultural blend of English, French and Japanese notes.
notes
| families | citrus, green |
|---|---|
| head notes | Green notes, Lime, Mandarin, Yuzu |
| heart notes | Marin Notes |
| base notes | Haitian Vetiver, White musk |
List of ingredients
- Alcohol
- Parfum (Fragrance)
- Aqua (Water)
- Limonene
- Benzyl Salicylate
- Hydroxycitronellal
- Citral
- Linalool
- Eugenol
- Evernia Prunastri
- Geraniol
- Citronellol
*this list may change over time.
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"Originality is not my first objective, I try to create perfumes that I like and that translate the olfactory image I have in mind. I always try to bring that balance and elegance, so the results often have a classic air, treated in a contemporary way." – James Heeley
