La Rose Jacqueminot

The original was released in 1904. Top quality, full marks for raw materials and simple structure. With a Victorian aesthetic, La Rose Jacqueminot is a purple rose held by the Duchess, which is very delicate and beautiful, different from the 1980 version (for the chypre rose) La Rose Jacqueminot, the 2020 version is linear and single (refer to FM Une Rose). High saturation and still fruity aroma. Parfum infused with natural essential oils for the ultimate in purity. The tea rose is fresh and moist, the geranium green is slightly acidic, and the metallic texture of La Rose Jacqueminot is the same as that of Guerlain Chamade. Bulgarian roses are tender, Otto roses are sweet, and the most precious Damascus roses are intoxicating and elegant. La Rose Jacqueminot combines the strengths of each rose. Perfumer Daphné Bugey uses rose tincture, which is coated with a fine layer of violet powder, making roses dreamlike. Outline the shape of the rose, with a deliberate emphasis on making the outline stand out, the petals are crushed, and the top-note soapy feel is accompanied by a pungent (similar to mint, but not) cool smell, which pushes the rose to the tip of the sense of smell-- in In the short blank time, the roses swayed and rendered bright colors vividly, just waiting for the moment in full bloom to capture my heart. This reminds me of YSL Paris much later.

Vintage vs. modern The vintage one is wonderful. It smells like perfume. Like a rose perfume, yes, but like a fine perfume. I can picture a lady applying it at her vanity table in early morning sunlight, which illuminates white lace and pearls, contrasting against the fine wood table, all caught and redoubled in a silver mirror. The modern one. This one. Meh. It smells like Tea Rose by Perfumer's Workshop's introverted little sister.