Must-haves from the collection
In 1978 Jean Laporte made perfume history by developing the first fragrance that highlighted the red fruit note
found in white musk, Mûre et Musc. In 1993, Karine Dubreuil introduced the mischievous Extrême version.
It's a skin fragrance, neither feminine nor masculine, but terribly human.
The perfumers
In 1977, Jean Laporte had just created a prodigious accord of blackberry-scented musks. Unsatisfied, he decided to visit his three perfumer friends Jean-Claude Ellena, Lucien Ferrero and Jean-Claude Gigodot in Grasse. Together they created the perfect balance of Mûre et Musc.
Karine Dubreuil was born and raised in Grasse, the capital of perfumery. The seductive scents of jasmine, orange blossom, mimosa shaped Karine's artistic vision from a young age. Her work is heavily inspired by her love of art, travel and sandalwood.
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