Eau de Campagne is the eau de toilette Jean-Claude Ellena composed in 1976 for Sisley, the house’s first fragrance, founded that same year. Sisley classifies it as a chypre, citrus and grassy scent: basil, lemon and bergamot in the top, tomato leaf, lily of the valley, jasmine and geranium at the heart, a base of oakmoss, vetiver, patchouli and musks.
Gaia, on The Non-Blonde, loves this sunny green eau that lifts the mood, but regrets that it vanishes within an hour and a half; Suzanna, on Bois de Jasmin, sees in it a wearable French countryside.
What critics say
The Non-Blonde, August 2012
Gaia Fishler describes a sharp, green, bitter opening, carried by galbanum, that brightens into lemon and herbs. She loves this sunny eau, which she considers a quick mood enhancer.
She regrets, however, that it evaporates so quickly: ninety minutes later, nothing is left. She advises reapplying it often, or pairing it with a fragrance that stays longer.
Bois de Jasmin, August 2012
In a piece devoted to the scent of tomato leaf, Suzanna counts Eau de Campagne among the fragrances of summer and sees in it a wearable French countryside.
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