Cologne Imperiale 1853
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This material delivers a bright citrus opening with bergamot and
lemon that transitions through aromatic lavender and neroli into a warm,
slightly sweet base of cedarwood and benzoin.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Pale yellow liquid
Odour Profile: This material delivers a bright citrus opening with bergamot and
lemon that transitions through aromatic lavender and neroli into a warm,
slightly sweet base of cedarwood and benzoin.
Uses: Ready-to-wear 5% cologne concentrate for layering, historical recreation,
and as foundation for complex compositions.
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Use it just like perfumer's alcohol. This is the original 1853 eau de cologne
that launched the Guerlain brand. It is a ready-to-wear 5% strength cologne as
was the norm for distilled fragrances such as these.
According to the house: “[c]reated in 1853 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain,
Eau de Cologne Imperiale is the first cologne Guerlain specially composed for
the Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, earning its creator the title of ‘Her
Majesty's patented Perfumer’.”
This cologne was used as the base for the first version of Jicky which was
decidedly different from the construction style of later versions. Below is a
formula for a Jicky-style fragrance that illustrates how this was done as well
as a formula for an Eau Sauvage type to demonstrate a modern use of the style.
This is a wonderful technique never seen today but is certainly due a
renaissance. And now with Fraterworks Cologne Imperiale 1853, it is possible
to experience this treasured perfumery style.
Fraterworks distills this cologne in a classic copper still (as pictured) just
as the original was. A truly unique product.
Top notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Orange, Rosemary
Heart Notes: Neroli, Lavender, Verbena
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Tonka bean, Benzoin, Ambergris
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Use it just like perfumer's alcohol. This is the original 1853 eau de cologne
that launched the Guerlain brand. It is a ready-to-wear 5% strength cologne as
was the norm for distilled fragrances such as these.
According to the house: “[c]reated in 1853 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain,
Eau de Cologne Imperiale is the first cologne Guerlain specially composed for
the Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, earning its creator the title of ‘Her
Majesty's patented Perfumer’.”
This cologne was used as the base for the first version of Jicky which was
decidedly different from the construction style of later versions. Below is a
formula for a Jicky-style fragrance that illustrates how this was done as well
as a formula for an Eau Sauvage type to demonstrate a modern use of the style.
This is a wonderful technique never seen today but is certainly due a
renaissance. And now with Fraterworks Cologne Imperiale 1853, it is possible
to experience this treasured perfumery style.
Fraterworks distills this cologne in a classic copper still (as pictured) just
as the original was. A truly unique product.
Top notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Orange, Rosemary
Heart Notes: Neroli, Lavender, Verbena
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Tonka bean, Benzoin, Ambergris
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Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Ready-to-wear 5% cologne concentrate for layering, historical recreation,
and as foundation for complex compositions.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
No restriction for category 4
Appearance: Pale yellow liquid
Odour Profile: This material delivers a bright citrus opening with bergamot and
lemon that transitions through aromatic lavender and neroli into a warm,
slightly sweet base of cedarwood and benzoin.
Uses: Ready-to-wear 5% cologne concentrate for layering, historical recreation,
and as foundation for complex compositions.
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