Top So-called top notes - develop immediately after application. They create the first impression and are usually quite intense. They dissipate after a while. | papyrus |
Heart So-called middle notes - the heart of the fragrance reveals after a few minutes, after the top notes have dissipated. It dominates for about 2-3 hours. | Kyphi incense blend |
Base So-called bottom notes - the last, longest-lasting phase of the fragrance. Lasts from approximately 4 hours to all day. | Sweet acacia extract |
| Fragrance groups | Floral |
| Concentration of fragrance ingredient | Eau de Parfum |
A fragrance that blooms with desert light
Chloé Nomade Jardin d'Égypte Eau de Parfum invites you to the radiant homeland of Chloé's founder, Gaby Aghion. Inspired by the warm light of Egypt and timeless landscapes, this fragrance pays tribute to the sacred plant – papyrus – an ancient symbol of rebirth and eternal life. Illuminated flowers, green freshness, and rich, sun-drenched fruit combine in a vibrant composition reminiscent of a stroll through a lush garden at dawn.
- A floral composition full of warmth, depth, and golden radiance
- In the iconic Nomade bottle, this edition adorned with a papyrus-green braid
- For women who value natural elegance and sensuality
Fragrance composition:
The composition opens with the fresh, green brightness of papyrus, a plant-based note that evokes the cool and tranquility of a garden at dawn. As the composition develops, the ancient richness of the kyphi accord comes to the forefront – an aromatic blend of essential oils, creamy sandalwood, and resinous myrrh that brings depth and a sense of sacred mystery. The whole thing transforms into the sun-drenched subtlety of the cassie flower, with honeyed, golden facets that linger on the skin and envelop you in a delicate, radiant sensuality.
Fragrance Story:
Perfumer Caroline Dumur imagined a garden filled with greenery, sweet flowers, and fruit trees. Her inspiration comes to life with notes of sun-ripened figs and dates, papyrus leaves moving in the wind, and the sacred warmth of kyphi. The result is a fragrance full of light and warmth, celebrating the enchanting landscapes of Egypt.
Caroline Dumur
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