<Aimez-vous Brahms....>, Françoise Sagan

Aimez-vous Bergamote is inspired by Françoise Sagan's novel <Aimez-vous Brahms....> The title may seem slightly unconventional, but it was chosen to capture the essence and mood of Sagan’s work. One imagines that Sagan, known for her disregard for conventional norms, would have appreciated the unconventional choice of words. Created from an unexpected combination of citrus and leather, this fragrance has surprisingly become beloved by many. The blend, though defying traditional norms, has achieved a universal appeal, much like Sagan’s own unique charm that garnered widespread admiration despite her unconventional tendencies.

Sometimes, it is the beautiful coincidences born from straying from the beaten path that captivate us. Just as natural beauty emerges effortlessly, this fragrance embodies that unplanned allure, resonating deeply with those who encounter it.

Sagan once said, "As long as I don’t harm others, I have the right to destroy myself”. While complete self-destruction is unnecessary, the sentiment en- courages embracing one’s desires freely, even if it means breaking away from the norm. This attitude, reminiscent of spring's gentle breezes and coastal waves, allows for the blooming of one's true self over time.

Isn’t it beautiful to connect through words and fragrance in this wandering universe? With each encounter of this scent, we find ourselves cherishing serendipity just a little more.

The vibrant citrus notes contrast beautifully with the intense leather and warm woody notes, highlighting the elegance of the rose and creating a stun- ningly beautiful fragrance.