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As Camille Goutal walked through the garden in her family home in Provence, she remembered the crowns of honeysuckle that she would weave with her cousins when they would play princess.
The honeysuckle flower has a suave, honeyed scent. Here, it is subtly transformed by the scents of the flower's stem, which brings a fresh, grassy note to the perfume. Other aromas, such as the wild narcissus, a touch of jasmine, and a blade of lemon petit grain, combine to make this transparent, smiling fragrance that sings as much today as it did in its first days. A tender, carefree scent.
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wild narcissus, a blade of lemon petit grain, fresh green notes, touch of jasmine
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