Groseille de Scandinavie et Tomate du Pérou

A solar, water-based veil where tart redcurrant and sunlit tomato are brightened by zesty, aromatic nuances, drying down to a soft green-fruity whisper of a summer garden on skin.

Scent Development and Character

A bright, water-based composition where the tart juiciness of Scandinavian redcurrant meets the sun-soaked warmth of Peruvian tomato. A lively burst of citrusy freshness lifts the fruits, while green stemmy nuances and aromatic herbs add a cool, almost garden-like facet. As it settles, the fragrance softens into a gauzy veil of green-fruity light, more like the memory of leaves and fruit warmed by the sun than a conventional perfume structure.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

The light, alcohol-free formula and bright green-fruity character make this especially suited to casual daytime wear, from spring into early autumn, in situations where a discreet but distinctive scent is preferred. Its softness and lack of alcohol allow generous reapplication on skin or hair without becoming overwhelming. Best suited to spring and summer, but its gentle warmth and softness also make it pleasant in mild autumn weather. Sillage is Soft projection, staying close to the wearer with a subtle, airy trail that rarely fills a room. Longevity is Light longevity for an Eau Triple: typically around 3 hours of noticeable scent with a more muted presence up to roughly 4 hours on skin, improving slightly on fabric or hair.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2023, this is presented as Eau Triple and credited to Undisclosed. Part of the Les Jardins Français line, this Eau Triple comes in Buly’s signature rectangular water-perfume bottle, here tinted a soft botanical green with gilded detailing and a classic cream label, echoing an old botanist’s notebook. The 75 ml format is finished with the collection’s rounded cap and designed to be shaken before use so the milky water-oil emulsion can be sprayed in a fine mist on skin or hair.