From the satellite of Jupiter discovered by Galileo who gives it its name, it has the radiant radiance – that of a succulent mandarin that bursts forth as soon as the fragrance is opened. From the Trojan prince kidnapped by Zeus to whom the gods conferred eternal life in order to preserve his beauty, a silky flesh smelling of osmanthus with fine facets of melting apricot, powdery violet and velvety suede…

With Ganymede eau de parfum, Marc-Antoine Barrois and Quentin Bisch imagine what a divine skin would be like. Fresh skin warmed by the caress of tawny leather. Salty, golden, sun-saffron skin of the immortelle with facets of spices and hay, exalted by the contrast of a mineral breath, that of the marble world where the gods live.

Ganymede’s paradox: this breathable eau de parfum, an airy texture more than an olfactory material, nevertheless deploys a trail of unparalleled breadth and persistence. A contemporary classic.