Parfums Dusita Melodie De L'Amour

Parfums Dusita Melodie De L'Amour

Nose: Pissara Umavijani

notes: tuberose, gardenia, honey; jasmine, broom, lily-of-the-valley, peach; cedar, musk

Melodie de L'Amour is, quite simply, my favorite tuberose, and tuberose is my favorite flower in perfume.

You can't talk about tuberose without talking about Fracas, Germaine Cellier's spirited high-femme 1948 creation. Fracas is the Reference Tuberose, and Pissara Umavijani is deeply inspired by Cellier.

But Fracas is actually a very odd scent. It's a brilliant Barbie-pink, sitting on a layer of buttery yellow, and finally resting on a gravy-brown base. The vivacious charm at length gives way to tedious drama, unless you really like richness.

Melodie de L'Amour is, like Fracas, a Big Damn Tuberose, but totally different in spirit. Its tuberose is white, not pink -- a gauzy, swoony, romantic, nectar-dripping aura, slightly honeyed but not the least bit cloying.

Dusita has been reformulating its perfumes -- I remember Melodie de L'Amour as much richer a few years ago -- but I still find it beautiful. There may have been a real sandalwood base in the past; now the only hint of depth is a slightly musky haziness that might be the broom.

This would make a good bridal fragrance. Gloriously romantic, and free of anything edgy or unlikable.

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My highest femme fragrances

Femininity is a social construction. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the world of perfumes where woods are marketed to men and florals to women. I used to resist the idea of ascribing gender to any fragrance because it all seemed so arbitrary. I do believe that anyone who enjoys a perfume should wear it regardless of who it’s being marketed too. Having said that, I’ve started to appreciate the use of scent in the artifice of signifying gender, so without further ado, here are six feminine fragrances that signal to me the heights of high femme presentation.

Femme by Rochas

Starting off with the most obvious choice, Femme is an aptly named fruity chypre. Opens with a brazen hit of cumin and unfurls sensuously into plush florals under which pulse rich musks. Originally conceived by Edmond Roudnitska, Femme was updated in 1989 by Olivier Cresp who introduced the cumin I find so attractive about the formula.

Parfum de Thérèse by Frédéric Malle

Another Roudnitska composition, released posthumously in 2000. Here we have a more reserved, elegant version femininity. Instead of Femme’s forward sensuousness, the unusual limpid melon and cucumber notes of this floral scent present an air of emotional distance. Ahead of its time, the scent wears as both unique and timeless.

Myths Woman by Amouage

One of my favourites of this house, Myths Woman is a chilly affair, evoking a sense of hardships endured and dried tears. Pitiless and world-weary, Myths Woman suffers no fools. There is a tactile dampness to its green and floral notes that do not suggest dewy blooms, but rather, moisture on stones. Although it was released in 2016 and has a modern sheerness to it, it also possesses a vintage, complex, almost chypre-esque character. A unique, challenging and dangerously beautiful scent by nose, Nathalie Lorson. [edit: I blanked out and assumed the nose for this was Christopher Chong when of course, he was the Artistic Director of the house.]

Le Sillage Blanc by Dusita

Between Dusita’s Blanc and Piguet’s Bandit why did I settle on Blanc? Although I love Bandit, there’s something very offputting about its drydown, an unsubtle, unctuous tuberose paired with a butch leather that steers the fragrance away from savage beauty toward outright disgust. Bandit was composed by a woman, Germaine Cellier, but it recalls to mind the patriarchal idea of a woman’s leaky, hysterical body as monstrous or grotesque or, from a woman's point of view, her need to be on the offense to protect herself against male violence. Blanc on the other hand, takes the opening of Bandit with its bitter galbanum bite and smoke and supports it with florals, resins and a touch of leather. There’s something marvelously self-contained and chic about Blanc. We women live with our powerful bodies everyday. We wake up in them and go about our business, subjects of our own narratives. With Blanc, Pissara Umavijani reappropriates a classic leather chypre in a way that is to me, the ultimate in chic femininity.

Fracas by Piguet

Fracas is the other legendary scent by Germaine Cellier. Originally released in 1948, I’ve only smelled a much later reformulation that I’m sure isn’t quite as bold as the original. Nevertheless, it remains the tuberose by which all other tuberose perfumes are measured against. Like Bandit, Fracas has a reputation for being heady, narcotic, fleshy, even intimidating. But unlike Bandit, I find there is also a kindness to it.

Salome by Papillon Perfumery

I made sure to include female noses on this list because the first three two perfumes, composed by a man, present a gender normative vision of femininity with none of the requisite high femme queering irony. While Salome isn’t an ironic take, it does in its own way, slay. With the greater inclusion of women in the fragrance industry, women are creating scents that defy the desire to be an innocent lollipop Lolita or an Amazon sexpot. It’s like having the world wake up to the fact that women may not be all that interested in being a Victoria’s Secret Angel. Like Japanese Lolitas taking feminine cuteness to its logical overkill extreme, Liz Moore of Papillon outdoes all the 80s orientalist visions of the femme fatale seductress with Salome, a fragrance that has become legendary for its filth, its animalistic aggression only equaled by its beauty. Salome daringly out-cumins Femme, its lusty musks perfectly balanced with stunning rose and jasmine. One of my first full bottle purchases!

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Nascosto da sguardi indiscreti, al numero 11 di rue de la Sourdière vi è un piccolo santuario, una sosta obbligata per gli amanti dei profumi. Quando si entra nella boutique Parfums Dusita, si viene pervasi da una sensazione di tranquillità e pace. La musica sullo sfondo è una delicata colonna sonora. La luce inonda lo spazio avvolgendolo nel suo morbido abbraccio, invitando a sostare e ad ammirare i flaconi ripieni di liquidi colorati che brillano quasi fossero dei gioielli. Ciò che colpisce maggiormente è la quasi totale assenza di odori forti, che di solito ritroviamo all’entrata di molte profumerie. Come ci viene spiegato in seguito, questo “vuoto” olfattivo è voluto, in modo tale che il visitatore della boutique possa apprezzare appieno ogni fragranza annusandola, prima vaporizzata sul tessuto all’interno degli imbuti di vetro ed in un secondo momento sulla pelle.

Pissara Umavijani, fondatrice del brand, non è un nome che ha bisogno di grandi presentazioni. Lei stessa, con la sua delicata bellezza orientale, ci fa da Cicerone nel suo regno che a me ricorda una via di mezzo tra il salotto di una casa ed una galleria d’arte. Poter sentire le fragranze accompagnate dalle sue parole di lei che legge le poesie del padre, spiegandoci l’ispirazione dietro ognuna di esse, è un’esperienza unica, la quale mi fa capire che quelle di Pissara non sono solo bellissime fragranze, ma dei dipinti olfattivi (ed anche fisici in quanto Pissara accompagna ogni sua fragranza da un suo dipinto) intrisi di poesia e di ricordi.

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Latest Launches! Rhapsodic roses to powder-soft iris

This week’s latest launches make for an adorable array of sprays: from rhapsodic roses to powder-soft iris. Just look at those to-die-for bottles from Jus Parfums,Tom Ford and Fiat 500!  From lipstick-red to zesty lime green, these beauties smell as good as they look.

DUSITA FLEUR DE LALITA Rhapsodic rose de Mai swoons into the arms of a heartbreakingly tender jasmine, softly pressed betwixt the waxy petals of magnolia absolute and Madonna lily, then lavishly anointed with the sappy, green freshness of galbanum. Blending Siamese spirituality with the traditions of fine French fragrance, Dusita’s perfumer and founder Pissara Umavijani is further inspired by her late father’s poetry, and the whole collection deserves your wrists, neck and décolletage to fully explore their luscious serenity. £168 for 50ml eau de parfum lessenteurs.com JUS PARFUMS SOPOUDRAGE An ode to two iconic flowers, Sopoudrage is an iris-rose blend of the highest order. Those two blooms waltz together in this creation from new, fun and irreverent fragrance house Jus Parfums. Inside the eye-catching (and refillable) bottle, the powdery-soft iris has an air of the classic, über-feminine fragrances of the past ( think: dressing rooms laden with pearls and silks), while the rose lifts the scent into modern day. Verily a delight £180 for 100ml eau de parfum jusparfums.com

STORIES BY ELIZA GRACE No.1 Northern Ireland-based mother of four Tonya Kidd-Beggs travelled to Grasse to develop her collection, delving into often quite painful memories of ‘the Troubles’ experienced by the area she calls home, transforming them into uplifting and hope-filled scents (No.1 and No2 feature in our The Niche Collection II Discovery Box.) In this floral-woody encounter, bergamot and orange blossom give way to the warmth of cedarwood, fig tea, jasmine, heliotrope, its mystery unfolding via amber, sandalwood and vetiver. From £50 for 15ml eau de parfum elizagrace.com TOM FORD LOST CHERRY Naughtily-named to the point where news of this went straight to our spam filter (!), Mr. Ford’s love for teasing fragrance-wearers is once against expressed via an Oriental gourmand newbie that does indeed capture the mouth-watering perfection of black cherry flesh, adding a touch of bitter almond cherry liqueur to contrast sweet and tart, bright and dark. Turkish rose and jasmine sambac, sexy Peru balsam, roasted tonka, vetiver and cedar compound the moreishness. £218 for 50ml eau de parfum selfridges.com

FIAT 500 FOR HIM Bottle collectors are going to be snapping up the twin flacons for the debut Fiat fragrances, which represent the distinctive ‘nose’ of the 500’s profile. (Known as ‘the Musetto‘, FYI). Inside? An explosion of freshness starts the engine, with Timur and pink peppers revving up the eau de toilette. Florentine iris butter and geranium purr on the skin, ultimately going full-throttle via benzoin, patchouli and vanilla. From £29 for 50ml eau de toilette boots.com

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Parfums Dusita La Rhapsodie Noire

Dusita La Rhapsodie Noire

Nose: Pissara Umavijani

notes: lavender, sage, broom, mimosa, jasmine; coffee, tobacco, rum; tonka, vanilla, oak, patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood, oakmoss

La Rhapsodie Noire opens dark brown, sweet, and overtly manly; I get a slug of coffee and a lot of caramelization. Like most of the recent Dusitas, it’s quite sheer.

a few minutes in, I get a definite sage & lavender effect, like a scrubby chaparral landscape, very traditionally masculine and dry, with that macho caramelized woody-amber underneath.

By half an hour in, the herbs are gone and it’s just dark, sweet, slightly chocolatey, slightly boozy woody-amber.

In other words, this is a crossover between two common perfume genres; the lavender-based fougere (which has been a staple since the turn of the 20th century) and the masculine sweet-dark Oriental based around woody-ambers, which dates back to…maybe the 90’s?

At any rate, there’s a certain Eau de Bro aspect to La Rhapsodie Noire that I’m not fond of.

Parfums Dusita used to make marvels of classic perfumery, full of rare and precious ingredients like real Mysore sandalwood, and now…they’ve pivoted to slightly-better-than-average mainstream scents, but kept the jacked-up prices. One of those everyday tragedies.

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Un canto d'amore, un'ode alla passione, alla gioia, alla bellezza, alla libertà, alla purezza di un animo nobile. Pissara Umavijani, creatrice di Dusita Paris, fonde nelle sue creazioni, entusiasmo e gentilezza, piacere e passione, positività ed energia vitale, in un moto perpetuo che conduce al perseguimento della felicità. Cresciuta in Thailandia in un ambiente saturo d'arte e poesia (il padre Montri Umavijani è stato uno dei più grandi poeti thailandesi contemporanei ndr) sin dalla giovane età ha coltivato la passione per la creazione di fragranze, maturando il desiderio di fondare la propria Maison de Parfum. Nel 2011 si trasferisce a Parigi con le sue creazioni e un sogno da realizzare. Dopo alcune collaborazioni con aziende essenziere a Grasse, lancia la sua prima collezione di fragranze esclusive con il marchio Parfums Dusita Paris. La Maison de Haute Parfumerie Dusita stava muovendo i primi passi. Ad oggi sono cinque le fragranze presenti in collezione: Issara, Oudh Infini, Mélodie de l'Amour, La Douceur de Siam e Le Sillage Blanc. Mélodie de l'Amour, ha un suono così melodioso nel nome, evoca una bellezza piena e raggiante, la poesia di un amore puro e totalizzante che Pissara esprime appieno nella sontuosa armonia delle note floreali che caratterizzano il jus. Una raffinata sequenza di meravigliose fioriture, splendida la gardenia appena recisa, poetica e maestosa, dal tenace sentore cremoso lievemente piccante, sublime la tuberosa che flirta con i fiori selvatici e cede la sua essenza voluttuosa e carnale alla delicata trasparenza del miele. Nel cuore il trionfo di un bouquet immenso, più di 100 varietà di fiori bianchi (tra cui ginestra, mughetto, gelsomino etc) racchiusi in un appassionante unico accordo, accostato al sentore succoso, allettante della pesca. Traspare radiosa l'armonia finale, la delicatezza dell'olio di cedro e l'energia vivida dei muschi offrono un riparo gentile ai fiori, ne esaltano la soave bellezza propagando senza sosta la loro amorevole vellutata scia. I fiori dell'Amore hanno finalmente il loro profumo. La fragranza è presentata nel formato Extrait de Parfum 50ml. Disponibile in profumerie selezionate e sul sito Parfums Dusita     ©thebeautycove

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Parfums Dusita Le Pavillon D’Or

Nose: Pissara Umavijani

notes: iris, honeysuckle, mint; thyme, boronia, fig leaf, heliotrope, olibanum; oak, Australian sandalwood

Le Pavillon d’Or opens with a fine, pale-beige civet and plush iris.

Then there’s a dewy, juicy leaf-greenness and a marvelous floral like the first breath of June. the fig and honeysuckle.

Next, it’s dry and herbal (the thyme) with the faintest lingering softness from a fluffy iris-heliotrope mousse.

It stays in that white-cream-gray-green, herbal and fluffy cream space for the next three hours or so. And then the thyme deepens, and its slight pepperiness blends with the crackle of sandalwood and olibanum. Beautiful, light green-gold, aromatic woody base.

Le Pavillon d’Or feels like a riff on Germaine Cellier’s classic study in pastels La Fuite Des Heures, with thyme and fig leaf in place of lavender and anise. The two scents share a pale, creamy, seamless blend of iris, heliotrope, and herbs.

This is one of my favorite Dusitas, I think. The unusual blend of cream-and-green is a subtle, peaceful delight.

Parfums Dusita Moonlight in Chiangmai

Moonlight in Chiangmai

Nose: Pissara Umavijani

Notes: yuzu, jazmine; benzoin, nutmeg; teak, vetiver, myrrh, patchouli

I have mixed feelings about this one.

It opens with a potent, masculine lemon peel (yeah, yeah, "yuzu"), and slowly melts into achingly sweet honey. Layers and layers of honeyed floral chiffon fluff. I actually guessed mimosa before looking at the notes.

But this is a "citrus woody masculine", which means there's a very loud woody-amber aromachemical (ambroxan or one of its friends) that takes the lead. In our present era, woody-amber is Man Smell -- it's the scent of Axe or Sauvage, it says "I am a bro who has just come freshly showered from the gym." I'm not against Man Smell -- I find it attractive on men -- but it doesn't suit me.

And tbh I'm a little puzzled. Does anyone really want their Man Smell packaged in a $250 perfume with a pastel-yellow, honey-chiffon-floral top?

It's like Vol de Nuit with pecs!

The promised "teak" note in the far drydown is very faint, but there is a little bit of a dark wood thing going on, almost chocolatey, that adds a little nuance beyond the woody-amber. Also a little touch of sweet spice.

I'm sure Moonlight in Chiangmai will have its fans, but I still think something has gone terribly wrong with Dusita. They used to have these incredibly rich, natural bases with scads of real sandalwood. But the market isn't kind to fragrance fanatics; sadly, most people just aren't that picky about how things smell, and there's always an incentive to cut back on formula cost. So our hearts get broken again and again.

Parfums Dusita Erawan

Parfums Dusita Erawan

nose: Pissara Umavijani

notes: herbal notes, petitgrain; hay, clary sage, lily-of-the-valley, liatris, vetiver; vanilla, oakmoss, cedar

Erawan is named for the multi-headed elephant mount of Indra (and symbol of Bangkok). It's a lovely meditation on hay, from a distinctly green opening through a chewy, golden, twiggy middle section, and finally falling into a caramelized, almost chocolatey finish.

Thanks to a visit from the Reformulation Fairy, it's now quite sheer throughout, but clearly still contains some real hay absolute. It's mellow, pleasant, maybe masculine of center.