UNE FLEUR DE CASSIE PERFUME

Une Fleur de Cassie, a well-tamed wild flower

If it is a sumptuous fragrance, it is Une Fleur de Cassie by Frédéric Malle, which was released in 2000 and belongs to the Floral olfactory family. The nose behind this captivating aroma is the renowned perfumer Dominique Ropion, who despite creating a fragrance from another era seeks to modernize it to intoxicate us with the chords of a rare and exotic flower that is difficult to domesticate.

Like a haute couture dress, this perfume opens with its rose petals, it is intertwined with a delicate heart of the most exquisite cassia and mimosa absolute that never cease to delight us in combination with its final notes of sandalwood and vanilla.

These unmatched accords were packaged in a bottle aesthetically inspired by conceptual art and modernist design of the 20th century. A fairly simple but very captivating cylinder, which also has a black magnetic cap to properly preserve every last drop of this rich fragrance and prevent spills. You can transport or place your new colony wherever you want thanks to its size.

Dominique Ropion is an adventurer in the art of perfumery. He trained at the legendary Roure Bertrand Dupont laboratory and is considered a star perfumer at IFF. His work is truly special thanks to the precision and freedom in combining new chords with ingredients that are polar opposites. A soul that lets itself be guided by his instinct but is also rigorous in the final stages of the formulation of each of his fragrances.

This perfume house was founded in 2000 when its founder Frédéric Malle decided to return the ancient splendor to the art of perfumery. The idea is to guide the perfumers and give them total freedom when creating perfumes without limits of any kind. Frédéric Malle has more than 30 years of experience in this world and offers the opportunity to other perfumers to improve themselves through each creation to obtain a masterpiece with each perfume and as a result you have a range of perfumes full of different personalities and styles.