Hesperidic / Balmy Aromatic

Wild Lemongrass, Peppermint, Mediterranean Pine, Bergamot, Jujube Tree Honey.

THE INSPIRATION

Wedding in Tipasa (1938) by Albert Camus is one of my favorite texts: The author vividly depicts the summer, the rites of youth in Tipasa, with its Roman ruins and the sea below, exalting nature and the beauty of bodies under the sun. “Possession of the wave”… the words of Camus resonate in my head as a perfumer and my mind wanders among the remains scattered between sea and mountain, listing the Algerian flora: bergamot trees, wild lemongrass, peppermint, Mediterranean pine and jujube tree in the “sun-blackened” countryside. Diving in the water from the rocks, one morning in Tipasa…

THE NAME

Tipasa, from the name of the Algerian coastal city, which means place of passage or stopover..