I am very fascinated by the facets that reveal things, by the possibility of changing point of view and being able to see something else. So, I wanted to create a perfume that presented multiple souls on several sides, a fragrance to be investigated and discovered wear after wear. Marijane was born from the idea of olfactory facets and interpretations, from combinations and exaltations, not from the desire to look for labels to be attributed or rigid canons in which to include it. The top notes announce in a low tone fresh essences of lemon and grapefruit lit by the green accord of marijuana. But it is the underlying balances, their mixture, that create the idea of discovery. The background vetiver has always had a multifaceted connotation: it has fresh and sometimes deep, woody notes, in combination with green notes that can evolve into an almost earthy and in other cases bitter hint. The patchouli gives, along with the cedar wood, oriental and balsamic but also soft notes.
