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henri almeras — perfumer · Sillage

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henri almeras

Perfumer

henri almeras

Composer of 10 perfumes across the library.

Credits10 perfumes

Houses1

Avg rating4.3 / 5

Reviews3.3k

SignatureFloral

Houses worked for

Jean Patou10

Signature families

Floral31%
Powdery11%
Gourmand8%

Timeline

Releases

Catalog · 10

All compositions

yel·woo·swe·gre

Jean Patou · 1936

Vacances

fre·sof·her·aro

Jean Patou · 1929

Moment Supreme

Lavender opens cool and camphoraceous, slicing through the bergamot’s brief citrus sparkle to establish an aromatic foil.

sof·yel·whi·ros

Jean Patou

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Jean Patou · 1933

Divine Folie

Neroli and ylang-ylang open with a buttery, slightly medicinal yellow-floral brightness that feels both creamy and sharp.

tro·smo·aro·yel

Jean Patou · 1938

Colony

Pineapple and ylang-ylang launch Colony with a bright, tropical-creamy lift that feels surprisingly weightless against the darker heart.

aro·war·yel·whi

Jean Patou · 1935

Normandie

Neroli and grapefruit create a bright, slightly bitter citrus opening that quickly lets ylang-ylang's creamy banana facet take center stage.

sof·yel·whi·bal

Jean Patou · 1927

Chaldee

Orange blossom opens clean and soapy, a waxy white-petal glow that feels almost sun-bleached.

hon·lea·mos·oud

Jean Patou · 1925

Amour Amour

Leather and moss crash against candied strawberry in the opening, a deliberate clash of bitter green hide and burnt sugar that sets the tone for the rest of the ride.

yel·whi·ros·woo

Jean Patou · 1930

Cocktail

Petitgrain opens sharp, green-bitter and slightly soapy, slicing through lavender’s cool, camphor-edged herbals to create a brisk, barbershop-clean introduction.

tub·fre·aro·war

Jean Patou · 1925

Adieu Sagesse

Neroli and bergamot open with a sun-lit citrus flash that quickly folds into the cool green snap of lily of the valley and the earthy-fruity bite of black-currant bud.

tub·flo·ros·yel

Jean Patou · 1930

Joy

Joy opens with an almost shocking opulence—tuberose and Bulgarian rose arrive simultaneously, their combined richness verging on the indecent.