EXIL - Eau de parfum for men and women

When sideshows still performed throughout the United States, tattoos were a real attraction in 19th-century circuses. At the time, they were the subject of curiosity.
This parade of scents brings to mind carnival sweets and treats. Cotton candy blend with the fantastical fragrances of hyraceum and leather, evoking the exoticism of the traveling circus.
A freakishly attractive enchantment.

A Baptismal water to emboly the essence of childhood. The captivating scent of baby skin combined with an infusion of verbena and delicate orange blossoms. This innocent freshness is enveloped in a jasmine scent with powdery incense. The milky white musk reveals the purity of intact nostalgia.

The splash colognes Jardins D’Écrivains draws on a particularly refined literature to explore notes delicately uncluttered.

Marceline Desbordes-Valmore 1786/1859 Frenc poetess
« Oh ! Air ! Perfumes ! Flowers to feed me ! »
A poetic and floral infusion composed of  orange blossom, honeysuckle, cherry water, iris, ylang, rose.

The Japanese art of tattooing called Irezumi is a thousand years old. UKIYO-E captures our imagination, bringing to mind prints of the floating world and the Edo period’s Kabuki theatre.
Sakura and ashibi flowers endow this fragrance with woody notes and hints of rose, while Genmaicha adds a smokiness, creating an elegant, unique vapour trail that makes time stand still with its  aquatic notes.

George Sand was the most modern woman of the romantic age. Jardins D’Écrivains based its first fragrance, GEORGE, on her extraordinary life. An intense olfactory signature announces the marriage between spellbinding notes cypress notes foreshadow a dazzling temperament.

A scent inspired by the shamanic ritual, that to communicate with nature and the gods uses an incense called Palo Santo. This sacred wood, whose translation is "holy stick"; is harvested from the soils of Latin America and known for its holistic virtues. An olfactory connection with harmonizing powers.

Jardins D’Écrivains embodies the “Pléiade” with a triptych poems whose olfactory adaptation expresses the intensity of leather, cedar and patchouli. Excellence inspires a precious sillage.
ALCOOLS from Apollinaire
An elixir of leathery maceration. The inebriation of the senses unveils the art of shocking. An essence composed of artemisia, birch, lilac, tonka bean, benzoin and styrax.

In Oceania, master tattoo artists practise tattow to mark the transition to a new stage in life.
MOKO MAORI Eau de Parfum evokes victorious nobility, the very meaning of this practice.
A sprouting fern called Koru symbolises strength and peace, offering a wonderful olfactory theme. Floral undergrowth and honey-sweet Manuka flowers mix with Lichen to exude the scent of famous celestial legends.

The TAÏPI beauty fragrance oilis composed of an organic jojoba oil from Argentina.

Its action brings vitality, flexibility and protection to the skin and hair.

Its scent emanates the exoticism of marine notes, coconut, tamarind, tiare flowers and frangipani.

Jardins d'écrivains embodies the spirit of the "Pléiade" with a line of perfumes in their vegetable-tanned leather cases.

GIGI, the famous heroine of Colette invites us to Paris 1900. Young beautiful, mischievous, she seduces with her simplicity, her carelessness and her frankness.

To celebrate it, Jardins D'Écrivains imagines a theme of bright and fruity white flowers.

Absolute luxury since the history of perfume.

The nard is harvested in Bhutan and in the Himalayan mountains in order to extract its elegant sweetness. Legendary by its

 occurrences in The Song of Songs. NARD INTEGRAL is an «all over» spray for the body but also to create an atmosphere around oneself in a holistic and Ayurvedic approach.

Jardins d'écrivains embodies the spirit of "La Pléiade" with a line of perfumes in their vegetable-tanned leather cases.

Creations inspired by the poetry of the twentieth century, whose olfactory adaptation expresses the intensity of noble materials. The language of excellence inspires a precious sillage.

The rose metisse embalm of gurjum, jasmine saffron, vetyver and sandalwood.

Christopher Marlowe was the bad boy of Elizabethan theatre. Handsome and good natured, Marlowe was also a spy and a student of the occult. This scent is dense, heady, feral, and theatrical. The top notes feature the poisonous nectar of the tuberose blended with opulent osmanthus. The middle notes of dried flowers evoke tragic poetry. Hints of powdered leather with chypre make up the base notes.

When sideshows still performed throughout the United States, tattoos were a real attraction in 19th-century circuses. At the time, they were the subject of curiosity.
This parade of scents brings to mind carnival sweets and treats. Cotton candy blend with the fantastical fragrances of hyraceum and leather, evoking the exoticism of the traveling circus.
A freakishly attractive enchantment.

The new ager explores a new religiosity that appeared in the 20th century.

A spirituality centered on the “mystical self” and inspired by different influences.

This quest reveals a cosmic patchouli with jasmine and incensed essences of a divine nature.