Touche Finale
A powdery floral in which Vanina Muracciole reworks Jovoy's 2006 Poudré around mimosa, heliotrope and musk.
Perfumer: Vanina Muracciole
Touche Finale is built around the last stroke that completes a work. It links the moment an artist moves past doubt and declares a piece finished with a ritual many people share: putting on perfume as the final step of getting ready.
Its starting point is Poudré, the 2006 fragrance that marked the rebirth of Jovoy. Independent perfumer Vanina Muracciole spent more than two years reworking it, keeping the soul of the original while refining it into a new version.
Mimosa and pink berries open the scent, the soft sweetness of the flower given a light spicy lift. The heart gathers rose, jasmine, violet leaf and cedarwood, so the floral sweetness is held by green leafiness and dry wood. Heliotrope, sandalwood and musk in the base settle everything into a powdery texture.
Muracciole herself describes a poetic trail of heliotrope, mimosa and pink berries resting on musk and cedar, a powdery softness with a hint of fresh spice. The floral powderiness gives that final gesture of getting ready its olfactory form.
