INFINIMENT COTY PARIS

“For the woman with a joyous personality and laughing eyes” - 1937.
 
In 1904, Coty unveiled his first official fragrance, La Rose Jacqueminot, with immediate success.
 
Known as the first “rose of science,” it was a statement of modernity: a soliflorecentered on Centifolia rose, designed to express the full power and presence of the flower. This creation transformed the rose into a modern icon, establishing the solifloreas one of perfumery’s most enduring forms.

Created in 1904, Coty’s first official fragrance, La Rose Jacqueminot became the first true “rose of science.” An abundance of Rose Centifolia absolute was paired with alpha-ionone, extending the rose beyond its natural limits and inaugurating the era of soliflore scents in modern fragrance.
 
More than a century later, that same ambition carries forward in UN PARC DE ROSES EN ALABAMA by INFINIMENT COTY PARIS, where rose extract is confronted with leather accord and myrrh, turning scientific innovation into power and tension.

LA ROSE JACQUEMINOT, 1904
 
A breakthrough in early 20th-century perfumery, La Rose Jacqueminot transformed a single note into a lasting statement.
 
As Coty’s first fragrance, it defined a new creative direction, where focus, clarity, and innovation shaped the future of scent.

Created in 1905, Cordon Vert celebrated a meeting of landscapes, where bright Sicilian mandarin met French floral nuances to create an elegant, verdant freshness.
 
Today, INFINIMENT COTY PARIS’s Matin de Jade interprets this fresh interplay through ginger, bergamot, and tea accord to form a sharp, cologne-like fragrance of modern clarity

“Exclusively composed of fruit essences from Sicily and flowers from France.” – 1905
 
With Cordon Vert, Coty captured freshness in its purest form: sunlit Sicilian citrus softened by a heart of French florals, creating an elegant balance between vitality and refinement.
 
Over a century later, INFINIMENT COTY PARIS’s Matin de Jade exists as a modern expression of brightness, translating freshness and balance through bright ginger, cool tea, sharp bergamot, and vibrant white flowers.

WORDS UNSPOKEN

Words exchanged in glances, in pauses, in scent. Jasmine and rose brush the air with delicate whispers, as tenderness settles gently.

Every word unspoken, held on the skin.
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