Frequently Asked Questions about Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve
What does Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve smell like?
Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve features top notes of Galbanum, Lemon, Lime, Orange, and Petitgrain, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cloves, Geranium, and Pepper, and base notes of Musk and Vanilla.
Who created Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve?
Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve was created by Yuri Gutsatz.
When was Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve released?
Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve was released in 1977.
Citron Boboli by Le Jardin Retrouve — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (1977)
Citron Boboli, from Le Jardin Retrouve was released in 1977. The perfumer behind this creation is Yuri Gutsatz. It has the top notes of Galbanum, Lemon, Lime, Orange, and Petitgrain, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cloves, Geranium, and Pepper, and base notes of Musk and Vanilla.
Citron Boboli was a lovely, unexpected surprise. It's such a light, refreshing, palliative scent; there's hardly anything to it at all, and then the longer you sit with it, the more mellow marvels it conjures. On the hottest day of the summer, when the sun bakes the earth, and the air hangs humid, heavy, and shimmering, find a mason jar, glass smooth and etchings worn, passed down from your mother's mother, to cradle a spell for a sweltering day. Beneath the skeletal shade of a midday tree, into this vessel layer lemon balm and blossom, a sprig of geranium, and a frilled citronella leaf–a soothing strata, herbal, citrusy, and green, a counterpoint to the relentless heat. Stream in a shiver of rainwater that has caught the reflection of the moon, and, finally, drop in as many cloves and peppercorns as loves you have lost, and smell their spiced warmth transmute into a strange, fizzing chill. Anoint your pulse, your throat, and your heart with the verdant brew, peer into its swirling emerald shadows, and let echo the words that cool the air and summon the soft, secret summer rain. This is what Citron Boboli is for me. And as a Floridian, I think this fragrance will be my go-to scorching summertime incantation of relief.
Citron Boboli was a lovely, unexpected surprise. It's such a light, refreshing, palliative scent; there's hardly anything to it at all, and then the longer you sit with it, the more mellow marvels it conjures. On the hottest day of the summer, when the sun bakes the earth, and the air hangs humid, heavy, and shimmering, find a mason jar, glass smooth and etchings worn, passed down from your mother's mother, to cradle a spell for a sweltering day. Beneath the skeletal shade of a midday tree, into this vessel layer lemon balm and blossom, a sprig of geranium, and a frilled citronella leaf–a soothing strata, herbal, citrusy, and green, a counterpoint to the relentless heat. Stream in a shiver of rainwater that has caught the reflection of the moon, and, finally, drop in as many cloves and peppercorns as loves you have lost, and smell their spiced warmth transmute into a strange, fizzing chill. Anoint your pulse, your throat, and your heart with the verdant brew, peer into its swirling emerald shadows, and let echo the words that cool the air and summon the soft, secret summer rain. This is what Citron Boboli is for me. And as a Floridian, I think this fragrance will be my go-to scorching summertime incantation of relief.