Pink grapefruit concentrate: When Hermès Colognes are transformed into eau de toilette
To this real best-seller from the house of Hermès, we had to offer a new alternative which would be an Eau de Toilette where the aromatic, green and tangy scents would be even more powerful, in 2004 it would be Concentré d'Orange Verte. More sensual and even more woody, Green Orange Concentrate unites the strength of citrus fruits with the robustness of a new animality for even more tones.
A Green Orange Concentrate for "the intense pleasure" of Françoise Caron's perfume
Eaux de Cologne are among the oldest and most widely used perfumes in our contemporary history. Initially objects only dedicated to the toilet and hygiene, they gradually became real scented pleasures.
Moreover for Françoise Caron, the creator of Eau d'Orange Verte and at the head of course of the main notes of Concentré d'Orange Verte, the definition of cologne is clear: “For me, it must be. above all a simple smell, made up of fleeting products, top notes that are not heavy and that are not intended to hold on the skin. But simplicity does not mean lack of personality ... ”.
It is precisely thanks to the original personality of the perfumed composition that she presented in 1978 to Hermès that the first named Eau de Cologne d'Hermès gained magnificent fame. Although renamed in 1997 Eau d'Orange verte, Madame Caron's lovely tangy and vegetal fragrance remains a star fragrance in the Hermès range.
So that lovers of more sustained perfumes such as eau de toilette can enjoy this fruity and delicious orange-mint blend, Jean Guichard created in 2011 his Green Orange Concentrate presented in advertising as a lively and sparkling splash.
Strength and splendor of an eau de Cologne which becomes Eau de Toilette 30 years later ...
A true ode to Françoise Caron's creation, Concentré d'Orange Verte naturally retains the legendary bottle of its predecessor except that it is colored a more intense green and a more frosted glass, more in phase. with 21st century aesthetics.
The start of this Green Orange Concentrate remains as invigorating as the beautiful Eau d'Orange from the 70s with its notes of citrus leaves and orange leaves jostled with an ultra-fresh crumpled mint. At the heart, the green orange is now supported by mandarin and lemon pulp to be even more tangy. Of course, the delicate and fruity blackcurrant bud remains. Finally, the depths of this Green Orange Concentrate merge for this novelty in sensual notes of patchouli, coumarin and sensual woods coming to coat the nervous vetiver with all their sweetness.
Green Orange, whether Green Orange Water or Green Orange Concentrate, retains the beauty and simplicity of its tonic accords mixed with powerful fruity aromatics. Like a concentrate of energy, the reformulation of this classic into a concentrate by Jean Guichard has allowed lovers of Eau de Cologne to discover beautiful new sensualities.