1882

The perfume is a perfume born from the forest – green, floral, and timeless. It is named after the French word that means "fern," and is considered the cornerstone of classic perfume-making – an elegant structure built on sparkling citrus, refreshing herbs, and earthy oak moss, all interconnected by coumarin: a leading aromatic compound from the nineteenth century that evokes the scent of dried hay, tonka beans, and sweet tobacco. Inspired by the original Fougère Royale fragrance from 1882, this perfume represents a return to the roots of this type of fragrance, before being influenced by passing time and changing fashion. While most modern fougère perfumes rely heavily on synthetic ingredients and often sacrifice depth for ease of use, 1882 perfume features a rich composition of natural extracts and high-quality raw materials. Lavender extract, bellflower, rose, oak moss, tobacco blossom – each note pulses with life, complexity, and spirit. This is not just a perfume. It is a revival. A message of love for tradition and a challenge to conventions. While others imitate the forest, 1882 lives in it. Ingredients: Top notes: Sicilian bergamot, French lavender extract, wormwood, sage extract, rosemary, tarragon Heart notes: Bellflower extract, Bulgarian rose extract, clove extract, heliotrope, grand jasmine extract, tobacco blossom extract, Thai basil Base notes: Indonesian patchouli, Haitian vetiver, oak moss extract, tonka bean extract, musk, sterrax, white camphor, coumarin Perfumer: Michael Salazar Country: America