Immortelle

Comme Des Garçons

Kyoto was designed as a meditation on Buddhist and Shinto spiritual practice, and Bertrand Duchaufour's dedication to incense as both structure and subject is complete.

Atelier Cologne

The opening is brighter than the composition's reputation suggests: mimosa and Calabrian bergamot keep the entry clean and slightly floral, mandarin adding a soft citrus warmth.

Les Liquides Imaginaires

Fleur de Sable — Flower of Sand — is the more mineral and arid of Les Liquides Imaginaires' 2019 Eaux de l'Est releases.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

Mandarina Corsica begins where you would expect it to: mandarin orange and bitter orange in a bright, slightly waxy citrus opening that is neither sharp nor sweet, simply citrus-forward and particular.

Frapin

The opening lands warm and immediately edible — tonka bean's hay-vanilla sweetness braided with cocoa's bittersweet dust and hazelnut's roasted oil.

L'Occitane en Provence

Eau de Cade opens with bergamot cut through by immortelle's curry-and-dried-flower character — this is a distinctly Provençal opening, immediately placing you on a sun-baked hillside rather than in a city.

Bond No. 9

Manhattan opens with a dense collision of saffron, ripe peach, bergamot, and nutmeg — immediately rich, the fruits pushing forward while the spice adds a savory backbone that prevents it reading as simple gourmand.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

Aliénor Massenet's approach to the house's founding obsession — vanilla — routes it through an unusual marine structure.

L'Occitane en Provence

Immortelle opens first — dry, honeyed, with the straw-like quality of the everlasting flower: simultaneously sweet and herbaceous, specific to the Corsican maquis the house invokes.

O Boticário

A layered fruity-floral built on a foundation of stone fruit and a generous bouquet of white flowers.

Yves Saint Laurent

Pink pepper and bergamot open with a familiar sharpness before immortelle begins to assert itself — that Mediterranean herb carrying simultaneous notes of honey, hay, and something faintly medicinal.

Perris Monte Carlo

Rose de Mai is the third of Perris's deliberately-spare Jean-Claude Ellena soliflores, and it lives up to the structural honesty.

Goutal

Mint and a thin, sour citron lift open the bottle, but the pull is downward — into pine resin and the cool dry air of a fir grove after dusk.

Etat Libre D'Orange

Ginger opens alone and unmistakable, sharp and slightly soapy, with a faint metallic edge that gives the composition an unusual cool-warm tension from the first minutes.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

Côte d'Amour is Céline Ellena's coastal sketch from L'Artisan's Les Paysages line, named for a stretch of Atlantic shore in Brittany.

L'Occitane en Provence

Jasmin Immortelle Neroli opens on a bright lemon-pepper accord that shifts quickly into a honeyed floral core — neroli adds a bitter orange-blossom facet while jasmine gives it body, and immortelle from Corsica threads through with its characteristic dry, hay-like sweetness.

Carolina Herrera

Gold Myrrh Absolute begins with black pepper and immortelle — a dry, herbal-spiced opening that signals something medicinal and dark.

Givenchy

Immortelle Tribal is an intentionally minimal exercise.

Sylvaine Delacourte

Rosemary, lemon, grapefruit, and bergamot open together — sharp, herbal, and citrus-forward.

Goutal

Peppermint slashes through the first minutes, cold and leafy, pushing orange forward so the citrus reads as bitter zest rather than juice.

Yves Saint Laurent

Juliette Karagueuzoglou's 2016 entry to YSL's Collection de Nuit is built around the immortelle-myrrh axis — a dark, candied resin warmth that gives the fragrance its name's textural reference.

Anna Zworykina

Anna Zworykina

Anna Zworykina

Anna Zworykina

La Closerie Des Parfums

Athena

Botanicae Expressions

La Via del Profumo

Marine Molina

Marine Molina

Aroma Music