Pour Femme

The house describes Pour Femme in three tiers: freesia and black pepper in the top, a floral accord of jasmine, rose and white heliotrope in the heart, cedar and suede in the base. It places it in the woody floral family.

Freesia and black pepper

The opening pairs the floral freshness of freesia with the bite of black pepper. The house speaks of an explosion of these two materials, a bright flower lifted by a dry spice that opens the fragrance on a contrast.

Jasmine, rose and heliotrope

The heart, which the house wants light and feminine, reveals an accord of jasmine, rose and white heliotrope. Heliotrope, a flower with powdery, almond-like facets, gives the bouquet its softest nuance.

Cedar and suede

In the base, the house describes the warm caress of cedar and suede, which give the fragrance its structure and elegance. Suede brings a supple skin note, cedar a woody foundation.

The 2003 formula

At its launch, the house detailed its materials more fully: a peppery opening paired with purple freesia, a heart of Iranian jasmine, hibiscus flower and rose, and a base that brought together Himalayan cedar, sandalwood and an accord called “velvet skin.”