A tribute to a vibrant colourful gemstone
Azurite is a soft copper mineral produced by weathering of copper ore deposits. It owes its name to its beautiful azure-blue colour, which makes it a very popular and well-known mineral. It has been used by people in many parts of the world for thousands of years as an ore of copper, as a pigment, as a gemstone, and as an ornamental stone.
The colour of azurite also reminds the deep blue colours of the French Côte d’Azur and all the wonderful scents that blow all over this unique region of France.
Created in collaboration with perfumer Thomas Fontaine, Ombre Azurite is a floral, ozonic and green fragrance.
The Composition
Ombre Azurite produces the same sunny floral aroma as do the gentle trade winds blowing along the rocky coast of the Côte d'Azur.
The notes of jasmine and lily perfectly convey a marine sense that blends beautifully with the spicy iodine of the Mediterranean Sea.
The sensuality of mixing sandalwood with tonka bean caresses the skin like the warmth of the mid-day sun.
The fragrance « Thé Poudré » is faithful to the values and the philosophy of the brand Jean-Charles Brosseau; it fits perfectly with the « Fleurs d’Ombre » collection. This Eau de Parfum reminds through its powdery and floral notes an important part of the olfactory identity of the past and present success stories of the House. « Thé Poudré » is a journey full of softness and delight between East and West.
Composition of « Fleurs d’Ombre / Nymphéa »
The tea notes coming from the mountains of Darjeeling bring exoticness, reinforced by Indian carnation, which blends to the freshness of Calabria’s bergamot and the elegance of Tuscany’s orris.
Virginia’s cedar and Mysore’s sandalwood bring all the richness of their respective worlds, and last but not least, white muscs, bringing heat from their sensuality to complete this whole epic.
The jewel fragrance
Ombre Rubis being delicate and special is worn as a piece of smart finery, an original jewel, which can accompany you at any time: day or night.
Ombre Rubis was created in collaboration with perfumer Thomas Fontaine; recalling the nicest of many floral fragrances. While being very contemporary and beyond – it has an unexpected mix of styles, but at the same time they are pure and alluring, through this amazing assemblage of a citrus bergamot start blending with the rhubarb and mimosa.
The virginal orange blossom, the water jasmine and violet leaves almost complete this glimmering composition, which ultimately lead on to the almost edible softness of Madagascar vanilla, cedar, coconut – here we have a truly wonderful floral oriental fragrance!
The Composition
Ombre Rubis is a floral oriental with a citrus bergamot start, which becomes crispy through ligneousrhubarb and powdery mimosa.
Then the heart "takes off" through a bouquet of virginal orange blossom, water jasmine and violet leaves.
And finally the sweet and smooth base of white musks and cedar wood are delicately orientalised with Madagascan vanilla and styrax.
Atlas Cedar is a fragrance for connoisseurs, quite sophisticated and with an exotic character.
This fragrance has been created in 2013 by Thomas Fontaine, one of the most talented perfumers of his generation. This fragrance, born from the meeting of the Antiquities chypre and Orient, takes us towards the forested jungle of Cambodia by way of the arid dunes of Persia. A fragrance fusion with a sorcerer's power.The saffron from Iran occurs in head, allied to pink pepper, which gives to the fruity heart note spicy and heady hints. In bottom note, patchouli blends with oudh, sandalwood and amber, revealing a suave and audacious perfume.
Olfactory family: chypré, woody, floral, leathery.
The square box is a deep black and opens as a case; inside is mat black which allows the lacquered black bottle to appear as a jewel with its shiny copper cap lending to the same tones as the logos and texts.
The new "Fleurs d'Ombre" fragrance concocted in 2013 by Thomas Fontaine is the olfactory evocation of a Monet painting all in spring flowers with enriched pastel tones.
Olfactory family: floral, spicy, green, fruity.
The packaging is in the tradition of "Fleurs d'Ombre", classic and understated, with a glycine-colored bottom, printed with the traditional logo of "Fleurs d'Ombre" in green letters, as the rest of the texts. The stylized amaryllis flower present on the Brosseau bottles is also represented on the facing of the packaging.
The juice contained in the octagonal Brosseau bottle is of a pale and luminous glycine-mauve tone. It is covered with a violet spherical cap.
The undefinable class
A very modern olfactory noveltyCreated in 2011, “Bois d’Orient” is announcing itself as a product with exotic tendency, but of international class. Under the name of “Bois d'Orient” (“oriental wood”) is hiding a very modern olfactory novelty since its perfectly associated components are forming a scent at one and the same time rich, fruity, woody, spicy and amber. The cocktail of the magnificent products that constitute this fragrance, selected and proportioned with a permanent care of perfectionism and seduction, is of a rarity of which one can be proud. The obviousness of the choice of composition is the proof of a real quality – the one of pleasing – and is positioning us in the category of the unforgettable French fragrances : “Bois d'Orient” is French and from those of which one does not grow tired.
The citrus beginning is a refreshing cocktail of lemon and mandarin accompanied by the bite of spearmint and juniper berries. Then comes Mediterranean fig blowing hot and cold with oriental cinnamon and juicy raspberries. Cedarwood and sandalwood drowning into white musk's and with the cistus and praline provide a meaning of comfortable sensuality.
Olfactory family: spicy, fruity, woody, amber.
Its bottle, already well-known since it is part of the line of eau de toilette from the brand, is transparent and allows to see the colour of the product, which is made of a nice blue tone, and its spherical cap is in a dark grey tone.
