21 CONDUIT ST - JOVOY

Forget everything you know about lavender!

The new fragrance from Jovoy, <unk> 21 Driving St <unk>, revisits this must-have classic of English perfumery, while bringing it a new breath: modern and intriguing.  

Whether you have the memory of dried Norfolk flowers in bags or the effluvium from a bottle of authentic British Cologne, lavender is to English perfumery what scones are to Tea Time.

The fruit of four hands' work,  21 Driving St  A chord born from a formula of Oli Marlow, fascinated since childhood by this aromatic note, which he dreamed of contrasting, multifaceted, full of acidic and fruity freshness, fevered with resinous notes.

<unk> other A lavender sizzled between the coolness of an icy orange, the spiceiness of the cassis, the sweet-bitter warmth of the pine <unk> according to Oli Marlow.

His meeting in Paris with the Perfumer Marie Schnirer (Laboratoire Maelstrom) opened him to new raw materials, including a quality of Java Vetiver that enriched the set of smoky and earthy volutes.

<unk> other An original hashish note <unk> specifies Marie Schnirer. 

But for herThe secret of 21 Conduit St is first of all the richness of a duelle lavender, an essential oil, very aromatic, and an absolute, whose coumarin notes, those of a plant that has been dried for several days in the sun, They radiate down to the woody bottom of the perfume.

It is also a lavender dressed in the freshness of citrus and the fruity shades of fir balsam, whose confetti accents sketch an amaretto chord of an enticing sweetness, balanced by a woody, dark and mysterious facet.

Racy, intense, and bold,  21 Driving St It exudes this English elegance, always tinged with a hint of impertinence, which is all its charm.

A signature fragrance that we keep coming back to, a very gentlemanly value that men love and women love. 

Fantastically aromatic and modern lavender. 21 St. Conduit breaks all the codes of this huge classic with great reinforcements of vetiver and rhubarb leaving its wearer between classic lavender and a disturbing "hashish" chord.

Notes for the Heading
Rhubarb and other citrus fruit
Fresh or chilled
Bergamot
Sweet potatoes

Notes from the Heart
Sweet potato
The Baumier pine

Notes of substance
Wood and articles thereof
Not to be used
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