Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede Extract Perfumes

Unveiling the essence of immortelle in an overdose, this fragrance extract creates an addictive and spicy allure. The scent from Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede is inspired by the name of Jupiter’s moon, discovered in 1610 by Galileo. It is a rocky, hilly planet with several craters and an underground ocean larger than all those on Earth combined. The creative duo Marc-Antoine Barrois and Quentin Bisch envisioned a planet of hot dunes, caressed by relentless waves, while crafting the Ganymede Extract perfume.

Top Notes of rich myrrh and incense impart an almost licorice-like nuance, accentuating the vibrant and juicy accord of tangy mandarin.

Heart Notes are warmed by the spicy aroma of immortelle fields. The fiery accord serves as a reminder of the god who granted Jupiter eternal life.

Base Notes blend the density of leather accords with the intoxicating ripples of incense, balanced by the mineral undertones of Akigala wood. As the wind intensifies, the powerful trail of this woody-spicy extract reveals its full grandeur.