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Eau de Parfum Inlé

Name: Inlé
Brand: Memo Paris
SKU: mmedp30in
Price: 120 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (38 reviews)

30ml

Variant

A BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED GIFT BOX

with a Furoshiki to match this fragrance

A WELCOMING SAMPLE

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An osmanthus submerged in a cloud of tea

On Inlé Lake, in the heart of Myanmar, life is lived on the water. The view is unobstructed, sounds ricochet between the water and the sky, and come nightfall, the taste of silence is a rare, almost unknown delicacy. This is an eau de parfum that prolongs the dream of drifting on fragrant waters made of notes of Jasmine, Mate and Osmanthus.

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Notes

Osmanthus absolute, Jasmine absolute, Maté absolute

Top: Cardamom essence, Bergamot essence, Tea accord, Neroli essence
Heart: Osmanthus absolu, Fig accord, Jasmine Sambac absolu
Base: Musk, Cedarwood essence, Violet accord, Mate absolute

Intensity ●○○○

Ingredients

ALCOHOL DENAT. • PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) • AQUA (WATER) • LINALOOL • LIMONENE • CITRONELLOL • HYDROXYCITRONELLAL • BENZYL BENZOATE • ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE • EUGENOL • CITRAL • BENZYL ALCOHOL • GERANIOL

*The alcohol in our formulas comes from organic cereals from France or Italy.

Inlé

120€

An osmanthus submerged in a cloud of tea

Time stands still over lake Inlé in Burma. Jasmine absolute. Boats like little palaces. Oil of bergamot. Floating gardens and orchards, laden with plants and vegetation, treasure troves of scents and flavours. Osmanthus absolute. The first light of day and the first sounds of a celebration, a farewell to night or a welcome to dawn. Oil of mint. A shimmering lake, a russet sky. Maté absolute. Drifting clouds, radiant lights. Inlé.

Osmanthus, Maté & Jasmine

Osmanthus is largely native to China, where its flowers are harvested by hand and kept in salt water with pieces of oak to obtain an absolute with milkier facets not revealed by the fresh flowers. Its fruity quality tinged with leather sways alongside the herbaceous maté absolute with floral facets of mimosa and jasmine sambac absolute whose fresh blossoms are hand-picked in India and then immediately processed to retain all of their delicate and voluptuous qualities.