David Jourquin Cuir d’Eden – Perfume

Description

Release Date:2022
Brand:David Jourquin
Line:Cuir d’Eden
Product Type:Perfumes
Classification:Niche
Volume:100 ml
Country:France
Perfumer:David Jourquin
Made in:France
Gender:Unisex
Scent Type:Leather
Top Note:Citrus, Lime, Mojito, Oak Moss
Heart Note:Grass, Resin, Seaweed, Smoke, Ylang-Ylang
Base Note:Gray Ambra, Moss, Musk, Oak Moss, Sandal, Vetiver
Caution:Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with water, Do not use near open flames or heat sources, For external use only, Highly flammable, Store out of reach of children

For leather fragrance enthusiasts, the David Jourquin collection always offers something special: leather is the brand’s central theme, its signature, and source of inspiration. Among all the compositions, Cuir d’Eden stands out uniquely—like an idea of a paradise garden where warm leather, lush greenery, and tropical air blend seamlessly. The fragrance was inspired by the Amazonian forests surrounding Porto Seguro, Brazil, which the perfumer visited in 2013. The boundless tropical greenery, plants of all shapes and sizes, dense foliage covering the ground like an emerald carpet, the scent of damp moss, bark, grass, and sun-warmed wood—all come alive in Cuir d’Eden.

Top Notebursts with juicy citrus freshness: lime is sharp and cool, leaving a tangy zest, while mojito creates an icy effect with mint and citrus cocktail vibes amidst the jungle heat. Citrus accords shimmer against the backdrop of dense oak moss, like sunbeams piercing through the leaves.

Heart Notebecomes more moist and green, with the scent of lush grass as its backdrop. Salty-mineral nuances of seaweed gradually unfold, followed by resins with smoky hints reminiscent of a campfire deep in the forest. Ylang-ylang softens this wild greenery with sweet, creamy flowers.

Base Noteleaves a memory of a paradise garden with a distinctive trail. It shimmers in the air with smoky vetiver, creamy sandalwood, damp moss, grey amber, and musk, together creating the effect of warm skin after the heat.