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Dalia Izem
Perfumer credited by Memo Paris for Adare, an orange blossom and tuberose floral inspired by a manor in the south of Ireland.
Career and creations
Trained at ISIPCA, Dalia Izem honed her perfumer's instinct there and developed a rigorous technique, according to Memo Paris, before shaping a style of her own. The house links that style to her Mediterranean roots, to a life spent across several countries and to her memories of spice markets and citrus gardens, which fed her openness to the world.
She is drawn to fluid contrasts and sensual raw materials, and takes inspiration from cooking, with a taste for sharing, unexpected pairings and encounters of flavours.
Adare is her first fragrance for Memo Paris: a luminous, vibrant and warm bouquet, inspired by a manor house in the south of Ireland. Orange blossom, ylang-ylang and tuberose form its heart, between an opening of bergamot, mandarin, ginger and pear, and a base of vanilla, sandalwood and musk.
Memo Paris does not say which fragrance company she works for.
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- Houses
- Ex NihiloMemo Paris
- On Volute
- 2 creations