In the oldest botanical garden in France, rosemary, thyme and oregano mingle with rare and infinite fragrances of flowers.
Reconnect with the charm of Cologne traditional quality, that of our childhood, fresh and invigorating.
Singular fragrances that echo this Mediterranean city and the history it has known weave.
Ogooué resin, exacerbated by a climate tropical where intermingle according to the seasons incredible diversity of odoriferous species.
In the oldest botanical garden in France, rosemary, thyme and oregano mingle with rare and infinite fragrances of flowers.
Reconnect with the charm of Cologne traditional quality, that of our childhood, fresh and invigorating.
Singular fragrances that echo this Mediterranean city and the history it has known weave.
Ogooué resin, exacerbated by a climate tropical where intermingle according to the seasons incredible diversity of odoriferous species.
Body Perfume
Odore Scola modernizes and reinvents Eau de la Reine de Hongrie, the first alcohol-based perfume in history.
A true elixir of youth, this aromatic water honors a simple, a medicinal plant, Rosemary.
A nod to our Mediterranean climate, it is tinged with salty freshness.
Inspired by Marie-Antoinette's famous perfumer, Jean-Louis Fargeon from Montpellier, Eau Simple du Jardin will seduce you with its wild, herbal, marine and refined silhouette.
Rosemary
Woody
Floral
Iodized
Musky
Aromatic
Marin
Body Perfume • Aromatic • Timeless • Mixed • Made in France
• Body Perfume
• Aromatic
• Timeless
• Mixed
• Made in France
Created around 1370, Eau de la Reine de Hongrie is the first alcohol-based perfume in history
This Montpellier Rosemary alcoholate, a precious beauty elixir with a thousand virtues, was highly appreciated over the centuries. Whether by King Charles V in the 14th century, or at the court of Versailles under Louis XIV in the 17th century, its success continued until the 18th century. It was then gradually replaced by another famous water, Eau de Cologne.
In 1693 Simon Barbe wrote: "The Queen of Hungary's water can only be made as good as in Montpellier; because they make it with the rosemary flowers that they have in abundance; but however the one we make with the leaves is very good and has the same virtue"
The oldest Jardin des Plantes in France created in 1593 in Montpellier dedicates a botanical square to "Simples", aromatic plants studied for their therapeutic properties.
Jean Louis Fargeon, the famous perfumer of Marie Antoinette, born in Montpellier, published in 1801 the book "The Art of the Perfumer" where we discover the recipes of his "Eaux Simples".
Montpellier perfumer, Odore Scola was inspired by the history of his city and the history of perfumery to create this iodized aromatic bouquet around Rosemary, a simple, an emblematic plant of the history of Montpellier's heritage.
All our packaging is manufactured within French companies committed to an environmental approach, favoring short circuits, responsible sourcing as well as noble materials.
Odore Scola perfumes rethink perfumery differently.
From creation to juice manufacturing to packaging, everything is done in our workshop in Montpellier. For each perfume, we take care to select the most noble raw materials in order to offer you a unique and original experience.
All our perfumes are made with alcohol of natural origin.
Your health being our priority, all our creations are guaranteed phthalate-free, preservative-free (BHT), coloring-free.
Like the fragrance of Eau simple du Jardin perfume, the design of the bottle is elegant and refined.
We pay particular attention to the choice of packaging and promote partnerships with the best artisans in France.
The case is made of 100% recycled paper.
All packaging elements are manufactured in French printing houses committed to an environmental approach that favors short circuits, responsible sourcing and noble materials.
A body perfume is a real personal olfactory signature, a unique and personal identity trail. The ritual of applying perfume is different for everyone, depending on their preferences, habits, tips or even desires.
Some prefer to perfume their clothes because they impregnate the odors for a very long time.
Others prefer to perfume themselves "directly" on the skin.
It is nevertheless advisable to spray your perfume from about 20 cm, in this way you will cover a wider diffusion area while maintaining a good hold.
Some areas allow a more intense diffusion. These are the pulse points, places where the body gives off more heat and therefore a better diffusion of the perfume (inside the wrists, behind the ears, on the neck, on the chest).
Applying perfume after the shower, before a special outing or simply to feel good is a special moment of the day.
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