Chloé introduces in 2025 Nomade Lumière d'Égypte, an eau de parfum composed by Cécile Matton within the Nomade collection, born in 2018. The house opens on an accord of blue lotus and a jasmine grandiflorum absolute, before a kyphi accord carried by pink pepper and elemi essential oil, and situates this creation in Egypt, the native country of Gaby Aghion, its founder.
Top note
The house opens the composition on an accord of blue lotus, described as a soft, airy note evoking the freshness of the Nile.
Heart note
The heart, according to Chloé, is a jasmine grandiflorum absolute, which the house describes as a velvety warmth enveloping the lotus.
Base note
The base brings together a kyphi accord, pink pepper and elemi essential oil. The house describes these nuances as spicy and sparkling, releasing an earthy, entrancing accord around kyphi, a perfumed preparation from ancient Egypt.
What the label declares
The label lists linalool, limonene and citral, which lend the blue lotus its freshness, and hydroxycitronellal, hexyl cinnamal, citronellol and geraniol, floral markers that flesh out the announced jasmine.
Eugenol and isoeugenol sign the spicy facet the house attributes to pink pepper, alpha-isomethyl ionone a powdery touch; the juice owes its color to the colorants CI 15985, CI 19140 and CI 42090.
Competing pyramids
Wikiparfum groups the notes without distinguishing tiers, lotus, jasmine grandiflorum, kyphi accord, elemi resin and red berries, where the house speaks of pink pepper; the raw materials remain those named by Chloé, without a hierarchy of top, heart and base.