Jasmin Bonheur Guerlain

INTERPRETATION OF JASMINE FRAGRANCE WITH PLEASANT FRUITY FRAGRANCE Guerlain perfumer drew inspiration from Henri Matisse’s captivatingly colorful creations, and Jasmin Bonheur’s Joyful Jasmine is composed of a joyful composition of notes, including bright orange, symbolized by apricot, and lively violet, represented by pink iris. Color, as well as soft pink roses, set off the colorful fragrance of jasmine, intertwined with the fragrance of Guerlain to create a happy atmosphere. Jasmine and rose are also the most common floral fragrances in fragrances, and they are also one of the six beloved fragrances of Guerlain’s exclusive fragrance “Guerlinade”. Since the brand was founded, “Guerlinade” fragrance has been a symbol of Guerlain fragrances. Jasmin Bonheur Delightful Jasmine combines various jasmine flowers used in the fragrance world to sublimate the aroma of jasmine. Guerlain sourced Jasmine macroflora from three different locations in Grasse, Calabria and India to add a rich fruity note to the composition, creating a masterpiece of exceptional quality. It exudes a more sensual, sunny facet, exuding a scent of jasmine, a small Indian flower that resembles orange blossom. Jasmine is picked by hand at dawn to preserve the freshness of the petals before the sun hits, and Guerlain only extracts the essence of the petals into jasmine essence to reveal its delicate fragrance.” “I rendered this white flower in joyful colors to create a beautiful fragrance of jasmine, just as matisse interpreted happiness in a masterful way.” [Delphine Jelk]