Memoire de Roses by L'Artisan Parfumeur Reviews & Perfume Facts

Memoire de Roses L'Artisan Parfumeur by Christophe Raynaud is the new launch expected early February 2022. More than just a perfume, Memoire de Roses is an ode to the queen of flowers, the rose.

"I ... f I love this flower so much, it's because it knows how to tell all the stories. Never the same, she always surprises me, she has no limits.” - Christopher Raynaud.

Memoire de Roses is an ode to the queen of flowers, the embodiment of femininity. Appearing as joyous hymn to creativity, inventiveness, the art of play and counterpoint. Here it is enhanced by notes of mandarin, bergamot and cottony musks.

Memory of Roses is an ode to the queen of flowers. In the memory of botanist, gardener and perfumer, we had never smelled such a thing! A rose of the first days in all its purity, a new rose, playful, happy.

The freshness of the complexion does not deceive, it was picked on the morning of the world. And that's how we imagine it, graceful, easy, without preparation.

In its Collection, L'Artisan Parfumeur hatches a little news: a rose that would have lost the memory of all the others to blossom without a model, in freedom, in its singularity. A whimsical rose that doesn't want to settle for just being a rose.

A beauty without manner, as if freed from tradition, this young muse finds her truth while having fun covering things up. We expect it to be seductive, earthy and dark. There she is, youthful, ethereal, crystalline and then suddenly vaporous.

And if she dares this flower, it's because the creator invites her. He only has eyes for this protean muse endowed with an incredible gift of metamorphosis. The rose is multiple, abundant, changing. This is how the "s" in Mémoire de Roses should be understood.

Memoire de Roses, an elixir of gaiety. In this new story, it's about a hybrid of rose and citrus fruits as rose growers can dream of.

This joyful and fresh rose is dressed in mandarin, bergamot and a veil of cottony musks. The virtuoso that he is, the perfumer Christophe Raynaud didn't want it dressed up. He just refreshed it with citrus fruits as if to immortalize the freshness of a fleeting beauty, to keep its memory forever.