Côte d'Amour
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.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 3 accords.
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- Rose40
- Honey25
- Amber15
The note pyramid
- Rosemary
- Grapefruit
- Tangerine
- Coconut
- Immortelle
- Cypress
- Rose
By the editors · 2 min readCôte d'Amour is Céline Ellena's coastal sketch from L'Artisan's Les Paysages line, named for a stretch of Atlantic shore in Brittany. The opening is rosemary and grapefruit with a tangerine top — herbal-bitter rather than juicy, the kind of opening that reads as garrigue more than fruit-bowl.
Immortelle, cypress and rose form the heart, the immortelle giving its characteristic curry-and-honey warmth against the cool conifer. The drydown is pine and laburnum, with the woody side carrying through to the end.
Unusual for a beachy-named fragrance: there's no salt, no coconut, no ozonic. It's a shoreline rendered as scrubland.
Scent twins
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