The patchouli it is the exotic ingredient par excellence, the olfactory note that distinguishes oriental fragrances, gives depth and persistence, and at the same time evokes a desire for escape. The story goes that traders in the Middle East wrapped precious fabrics and shawls in patchouli leaves. Today it is present in most oriental perfumes and in Patchouli Nosy Be by Perris Monte Carlo, chosen as the beauty cover of the magazine, through an artistic interpretation that combines the desire for a holiday with the common imagination of an exotic paradise in which to escape. The perfume thus becomes a surfboard, the interpreter of a hidden desire for adventure.
In Nosy Be, 8 miles northwest of Madagascar, enchanting fragrances pervade the air of the island, which is why it is also called the “fragrant island”, pervaded by the intense aroma of Ylang Ylang flowers. And in the shade of this plant, which protects it from direct sun, the story of Patchouli in Nosy Be begins. Cultivated in India, Malaysia and Burma, Patchouli flourishes in the undergrowth. In the dense vegetation of Nosy Be it grew up in an environment different from the traditional one, and for this reason it has developed unique olfactory properties, which have hints of bitter cocoa and sandalwood. The patchouli of Noisy Be embodies all the happiness of this place.
The result is a fragrance that ignites desire. It opens with lemon notes, continues in the heart with Schinus Molle and closes with Patchouli Nosy Be Essential Oil, Vanilla Absolute, Musk, Cedarwood, Amber, Sandalwood.
Black Collection is the collection developed by Perris Monte Carlor that contains some oriental fragrances, created thanks to the meticulous search for raw materials among the most exceptional in the world: sandalwood, cocoa, oud and patchouli.
Source: Vanity Fair
