Floral

Fruity

Refreshing

Elegant

Olfactory Portrait

TOP NOTES

Crunchy Pear, Peony

MIDDLE NOTES

Lily of the Valley, Jasmine Sambac, Crystal-clear Notes

BASE NOTES

Sandalwood, Benzoin, Vetiver, White Musks

Taking our inspiration from Haute Parfumerie to create a lily of the valley accord using the finest ingredients. Twisting it with a pear note for an ultra-contemporary result.

Challenging the lily of the valley note perceived as very classic, almost outdated. Aiming at offering a modern interpretation, lively and accessible.

An unexpected chord of lily of the valley, jasmin and crunchy pear! A sparkling and feminine fruity floral perfume which lets you live to the full. A little touch of freshness and elegance that will brighten up your everyday. A misty scent for that very definite ❝Très French❞ style.

Ingredients

ALCOHOL, PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), WATER, LINALOOL, CITRONELLOL, GERANIOL, BENZYL BENZOATE, BENZYL SALICYLATE, ISOEUGENOL, FARNESOL, BENZYL ALCOHOL, EUGENOL

TRÈS FRENCH

Lily of the Valley & Crunchy Pear

Lily of the Valley and Crispy Pear

Eau de parfum 30ml

$76

Eau de parfum 100ml

$134

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Clean & Vegan, Organic Wheat Alcohol, Recyclable packaging and Made in France.

L'Ylang Ylang

Lily of the valley is a mute flower in perfumery. This means that lily of the valley flowers cannot be extracted or distilled to produce a fragrant essence. Other essences are therefore used to reproduce it. In Très French, Ylang Ylang is the keystone of the muguet accord recreated by the perfumer. It gives it a natural vibrancy. Grown in Madagascar, its scent is very persistent, combining powdery, fruity, spicy, floral and almost leathery fragrances. 100 kg of Ylang Ylang flowers are needed to obtain 2 kg of essence.

Vetiver

Haitian Vetiver is present in large quantities (around 4%) in Très French. With its elegant, finely woody, damp scent, it reintegrates the lily-of-the-valley flower into an earthy, vegetal undergrowth setting. Here, it is softened by benzoin resin and musks. Vetiver bears a strong resemblance to a grass, and more specifically to the famous Pampa grasses. Its slender stems can reach up to 2 meters in height, but it is the dried root of this grass that is distilled.

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One of my favorite scents

I bought this perfume without trying it first and what a wonderful surprise, one of my favorite scents. I have tried all 14 perfumes and this one is one of my four favourites.
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I'm not a big fan of floral notes. It's always hard for me to tame them. So I wanted to challenge a traditional accord with an ultra-contemporary interpretation. I was hesitating between lily of the valley and lilac. Marie Schnirer, the perfumer behind Très French, took up the challenge and chose to explore lily of the valley... She was very interested in modernizing a note considered unapproachable and even outdated...

Caroline Ilacqua