JUMP UP AND KISS ME ECSTATIC

Jump up and Kiss Me Ecstatic, an ecstatic pleasure

Jump up and Kiss Me Ecstatic by Clive Christian is a sensual and intoxicating blend for fans of floral aromas. It is a white floral perfume that is built on a glow of tuberose, known as ""the fragrance of the night"" and a symbol of dangerous love, tuberose is praised for its intoxicating aroma and lasts a long time. This fragrance was launched in 2017 and the nose behind this fragrance is Julie Pluchet.

The Addictive Arts collection is inspired by those stories told by the greats of British literature that many of us love. With the Jump Up and Kiss line, I am intended to evoke that Shakespearean Midsummer Night's Dream and the tricolor viola, a flower that, when consumed, is said to enchant fairies, princes and friends alike. A perfume born from a collection inspired by the emotions, euphoria and passion of world-famous literature.

An exquisite fragrance that opens with a burst of Bigarade orange and spicy mandarin to add brightness and enhance the white floral notes of this aroma with a sweet and bitter character, a heady heart of tuberose that is used in marriage ceremonies and is praised so much for its decoration as well as for its sensual aroma and a base impregnated with sandalwood, warm amber and tonka bean.

A blue glass bottle that emanates extraordinary elegance thanks to its colors and perfect lines and a silver lid simulating a crown to properly preserve every last drop of this fragrance, and that in addition to leaving an aroma on your skin, decorates any space where you place it.

In the Addictive Arts collection, an excellent method was used to produce all its fragrances, it is a pioneering perfumery technology (PPT) that is breaking boundaries in the world of high perfumery. A method known as AddictiveFusion, a form of headspace technology that captures molecules through a chemical process exclusive to Clive Christian and that cannot be copied or imitated, resulting in the production of unique perfumes to delight us more and more.

In 1999 Clive Christian acquired the Crown perfumery in London which was named after him thanks to Queen Victoria, equally using his name and her crown as a symbol of quality and excellence. Clive Christian's classic formulation helped him create a new level in high perfumery, which is why it was the queen's favorite and was born from the need of the ladies of Victorian society to use revitalizing aromas that would allow them to endure corsets and clothing. used at the time. Initially, ammonia salts were used, which smelled very bad, and it was precisely the son of a corset maker who had the idea of creating a revitalizing fragrance, but one that smelled good, which resulted in instant success.

Due to the Queen's position at court, this company had access to all trade routes with perfumes, allowing it to use the strangest, purest and most expensive natural ingredients that could be used in perfumery. The first creations of this perfume house were sold on board the Titanic.