Frequently Asked Questions about Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve
What does Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve smell like?
Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve features top notes of Lemon, Lemon Verbena, and Petitgrain, middle notes of Basil, Lavender, and Lemon Verbena, and base notes of Oakmoss and Vetiver.
Who created Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve?
Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve was created by Yuri Gutsatz.
When was Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve released?
Verveine D'Été by Le Jardin Retrouve was released in 1978.
Verveine D'Été, from Le Jardin Retrouve was released in 1978. The perfumer behind this creation is Yuri Gutsatz. It has the top notes of Lemon, Lemon Verbena, and Petitgrain, middle notes of Basil, Lavender, and Lemon Verbena, and base notes of Oakmoss and Vetiver.
Le Jardin Retrouve Verveine d’Été, wherein vibrant verbena radiates with lemony green herbal brightness, its zesty wistfulness infusing the air with an energy that feels almost palpable. Yet beneath this effervescent surface lies a deeper, more enigmatic presence. Oakmoss evokes secluded corners of a vast garden, its aromatic notes of lavender bitters and musky hay adding an unexpected depth that anchors the composition. There’s a timeless quality to this fragrance; one breath brings the crisp clarity of herbs warmed by morning sun; the next envelops you in the cool shade of a venerable tree, standing sentinel over manicured paths and wild patches alike. The interplay between the soaring verbena and grounded oakmoss creates a scent that seems to breathe with you, expanding and contracting, always maintaining that lovely, delicate tension between levity and gravitas. This is only the second fragrance I’ve tried from Le Jardin Retrouvé. In contrast to Citron Boboli’s sorcery which thrives at the heart of summer, Verveine d’Été offers a more temperate enchantment, a spell for all seasons – an olfactory talisman to carry a piece of that perfect, verdant morning with you always, no matter the hour or weather.
Le Jardin Retrouve Verveine d’Été, wherein vibrant verbena radiates with lemony green herbal brightness, its zesty wistfulness infusing the air with an energy that feels almost palpable. Yet beneath this effervescent surface lies a deeper, more enigmatic presence. Oakmoss evokes secluded corners of a vast garden, its aromatic notes of lavender bitters and musky hay adding an unexpected depth that anchors the composition. There’s a timeless quality to this fragrance; one breath brings the crisp clarity of herbs warmed by morning sun; the next envelops you in the cool shade of a venerable tree, standing sentinel over manicured paths and wild patches alike. The interplay between the soaring verbena and grounded oakmoss creates a scent that seems to breathe with you, expanding and contracting, always maintaining that lovely, delicate tension between levity and gravitas. This is only the second fragrance I’ve tried from Le Jardin Retrouvé. In contrast to Citron Boboli’s sorcery which thrives at the heart of summer, Verveine d’Été offers a more temperate enchantment, a spell for all seasons – an olfactory talisman to carry a piece of that perfect, verdant morning with you always, no matter the hour or weather.