Note · Marine and mineral notes
Seaweed
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The seaweeds covering the rocks at low tide give the seashore its briny smell. A dark absolute is drawn from them, with a salty, briny, slightly earthy scent; the perfumer also recomposes it to evoke the ocean. It gives marine accords a depth that airier notes lack.
What it brings
A briny, mineral depth that anchors marine accords.
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Material profile
- Family
- Marine and mineral notes
- Nature
- Natural material
- Origin
- Seaweeds from the rocky shores of cold and temperate seas, uncovered at low tide.
- How it is obtained
- Volatile solvent extractionRecomposed by the perfumer
- On Volute
- 2 fragrances