3 Fleurs

3 Fleurs, the floral concentrate by Parfum d'Empire

3 Fleurs is a juice signed by the celebrated Marc-Antoine Corticchiato, the perfumer behind numerous creations for the house of Parfum d'Empire. It is fair to say that he occupies a very particular position in the world of perfumery. His style resembles no other and his universe springs directly from his Mediterranean origins. His fragrances are most often particularly powerful, and this exceptional nose is not known for doing things by halves. This is especially true of the perfume 3 Fleurs. This essence is perceived as an extravagance of flowers juxtaposing tuberose, rose and jasmine. All three resonate at the heart like a kind of three-tenor chorus. These three flowers are perceived here as true divas launching into an olfactory song with their full and velvety voices. The whole thing offers us a grand spectacle, and the result of this essence is nothing short of spectacular.

The trio of floral scents imagined by Parfum d'Empire

At the heart of this floral composition lies the rose. This most elegant of plants is a true symbol of love and passion. It most often evokes paradise and femininity. As the poet Pierre de Ronsard wrote: «la rose et le bouquet d'amour, la rose est le parfum des dieux». It displays a contrasting personality, halfway between power and discretion. It is then associated with the opulent richness of jasmine. This flower, for its part, is the symbol of romantic love. 3 Fleurs thus becomes, thanks to it, a sun-drenched perfume. The jasmine here seems to have been gathered in the early morning. What is more, its accents seem to transport us directly to the heart of the Orient. Indeed, jasmine was the favourite flower of the beautiful Scheherazade, the undisputed goddess of the Thousand and One Nights. It then becomes simply impossible to resist the gentle warmth of this flower. Finally, 3 Fleurs completes its composition with the presence of tuberose, a plant that symbolises forbidden love. It reveals here a true symbol of desire and sensual pleasure. In this case, it is a flower typical of the night, embodying sensuality, attraction and danger in equal measure. 3 Fleurs thus becomes a perfume akin to a powerful carnal desire.

The Eau de Parfum 3 Fleurs by Parfum d'Empire

3 Fleurs tells a story woven with the threads of love as it is conceived in the great civilisations. The tears of green sap from galbanum, a crisp mint, a breathtaking quality of rose, the diaphanous whiteness of a sophisticated jasmine and the wild character of tuberose… A true floral, all petals, reinforced by a cocktail of white musks.

At once powerful and discreet, the rose notes open 3 Fleurs on a facet of purity, then settle into the fragrance where they vibrate with their intoxicating heart.
The emblematic flower of romanticism across great civilisations, jasmine develops in 3 Fleurs all its fruity and animalic facets.

3 Fleurs develops the bewitching notes of tuberose. Flower of desire and voluptuousness, its power breathes life into carnal pleasures. Flower of forbidden love, it exhales once night falls wild and feral notes that once gave cause for concern among young girls of the Italian Renaissance.

3 Fleurs - A blazing floral

3 Fleurs tells a story woven with the threads of love as it is conceived in the great civilisations. The tears of green sap from galbanum, a crisp mint, a breathtaking quality of rose, the diaphanous whiteness of a sophisticated jasmine and the wild character of tuberose... A true floral, all petals, reinforced by a cocktail of white musks.

3 Fleurs - The rose or passionate love

One can do without everything except the rose... Dante chose it above all others to evoke paradise, its incomparable fragrance inhabits all of Persian poetry where it represents pure love and, for Ronsard, "la rose est le bouquet d'amour, la rose est le parfum des Dieux"... An exceptional flower with 7,000 species, the pools of Rome were filled with its petals: the emblematic flower of passionate love, the rose was there dedicated to Venus. Her son Cupid himself wears a crown of roses... At once powerful and discreet, the rose notes open 3 Fleurs on a facet of purity, then settle into the fragrance where they vibrate with their intoxicating heart.

3 Fleurs - Jasmine or romantic love

The emblematic flower of romanticism across great civilisations, jasmine develops in 3 Fleurs all its fruity and animalic facets. Jasmine for a sun-drenched love, a love lived in the open, like the flower gathered in the early morning. It is among the most common evocations in Middle Eastern literature, where jasmine is also used to make love amulets... During her Thousand and One Nights, did not Scheherazade enfold her tale in the gentle warmth of jasmine's fragrance?

3 Fleurs - Tuberose or forbidden love

3 Fleurs develops the bewitching notes of tuberose. Flower of desire and voluptuousness, its power breathes life into carnal pleasures. Flower of forbidden love, it exhales once night falls wild and feral notes that once gave cause for concern among young girls of the Italian Renaissance. They were forbidden to walk at night through gardens of tuberose, for fear that its provocative fragrance would overcome the defences of a strict upbringing. A white flower of scandalous perfume, it is indeed at nightfall that tuberose secretes its most intimate self. With its expansive and enigmatic sillage, tuberose reveals in 3 Fleurs the full elusive nature of carnal desire.

Crafted like an elegant jewel. The skin absorbs it. A promise kept...

Alcohol Denat., Parfum (fragrance), Aqua (water), Limonene, Hydroxycitronellal, Alpha isomethyl ionone, Hexyl cinnamal, Citronellol, Citral, Cinnamyl alcohol, Eugenol, Linalool