The feminine fragrance Noir by Tom Ford. After conceiving a fragrance in his own image called Tom Ford Noir, in 2012, the creator decided not to create jealousy between men and women and released a feminine version starting in 2015. Like the masculine version of this fragrance, this one carries a sophisticated olfactory portrait of femininity.
Noir pour Femme was born in 2015, following the success of its masculine counterpart, which appeared in 2012. While Noir pour Femme is just as mysterious as its masculine version, it nonetheless remains a fragrance of seduction. Multifaceted and fascinating, the Tom Ford woman possesses unmatched charisma. She seduces naturally and fascinates all who approach her. Both vulnerable and strong, the Noir pour Femme woman is striking. Between provocation and intimacy, the Noir pour Femme fragrance draws us toward an exuberant composition.
Noir pour Femme, a sensuality signed by perfumers Sonia Constant and Olivier Gillotin
Sonia Constant is a graduate of ISIPCA, the prestigious perfumery school. Degree in hand, Sonia Constant was hired at Givaudan, where she met great perfumers who took her under their wing. Creative by nature, Sonia Constant draws her inspiration from everyday life. She is behind magnificent fragrances such as Emblem Intense by Montblanc and In New York by Van Cleef & Arpels. Olivier Gillotin first studied biology. Joining Givaudan, he rose through the ranks step by step and became vice president of fragrances USA for Givaudan. Olivier Gillotin is behind great fragrances such as Higher by Christian Dior and Reveal Men by Calvin Klein.
Noir pour Femme, contrasting notes conveying the beauty of women
Noir pour Femme opens on a combination of citrus and spicy notes, pairing bergamot, bitter orange, lemon, mandarin and ginger. Native to India, ginger is highly prized in Asian and Indian cuisine. For more than 5,000 years, ginger has been used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. Moreover, many civilizations have given ginger the name magic potion of love. The first harvests take place around 10 months after planting. The rhizomes are then dried and ground into powder. In perfumery, these same rhizomes are steam-distilled. Ginger releases zesty, spicy and fatty tonalities. Then, the heart of Noir pour Femme takes on femininity and luminosity, pairing rose, jasmine and orange blossom. Finally, the base is at its most sensual thanks to the presence of vanilla, amber, sandalwood and mastic. Native to tropical America, vanilla was introduced to France starting in 1604, then to Polynesia in 1848. Derived from the vanilla plant, vanilla forms fairly short and highly fragrant pods. There are several types of vanilla, but the best known is undoubtedly Bourbon vanilla from Madagascar and the island of Réunion. Here we find the opaque black bottle with the characteristic pleats of Tom Ford's creations. Its gold cap fits the bottle perfectly, offering a final touch of femininity.