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Amélie Jacquin
Perfumer credited by Goldfield & Banks for Bohemian Lime, an aromatic citrus built around the Australian finger lime, under Dimitri Weber's creative direction.
Career and creations
Amélie Jacquin is one of the perfumers who work for Goldfield & Banks, the Australian house built around that country's raw materials. According to the house, she created Bohemian Lime, an aromatic citrus inspired by Byron Bay, where the rainforest meets the sunlit coastline. Australian finger lime, which the house also calls Gulalung, is paired with coriander; Haitian vetiver and Moroccan cedarwood bring depth, and Australian sandalwood a soft finish. The house presents it as a fragrance designed for both men and women.
The house also credits her with Island Lush, a woody-spicy fragrance inspired by Vanuatu and New Caledonia, where South Pacific sandalwood meets nutmeg, ginger, guaiac wood, vetiver and agarwood.
Her training and the fragrance company she works for are not disclosed by the house.
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