Eau de Toilette The inky, mineralised rain showers of Brume are fabulously melancholy. Brume is French for mist or fog and the perfume suggests a dawn garden, created with ramshackle intent. The fog rolls over dewy feet, air damp with green condensation. You breathe, a mindful calm holds you. It is an addictive kind of cold. The sun begins to rise, the sky a slow burn of peachy blues. This is a fascinating mix of synthetic and natural materials. Mastic, vetiver and noirish Adoxal, a name suggesting a bitterness of medication. There is something unsettling about Brume though, a scent whose mix of surrealistic jardin and animalic, twisted green stems and electric grass, pierce the weird melancholia. A storm has passed, electrifying the air with vetiver. Chewy jade of mastic lingers, butterleaf and inky. Miss Havisham sleeps in an Empire chair, under a willow tree, her lace is pale green, her scented veil hiding secrets. Composition: Juniper, Mastic, Aldehydes, Fruity notes Geranium, Ozonic notes, Cucumber Vetiver Perfumer: Marie-Pierre Blanchette, 2022 inci list: Alcohol, Parfum (Fragrance), Dipropylene Glycol, Triethyl Citrate, Citral, Evernia Prunastri Extract, Farnesol, Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool
