Tamarindo
Eau de Parfum

Name: Tamarindo
Brand: Memo Paris
SKU: MMEDP75TM
Price: 230.0 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.75 (16 reviews)

£ 230

Format:

75ml

Description
Notes
Ingredients

Pineapple flower

Tamarindo is lined with lush wilderness, surrounded by turquoise waters beyond the primal forest and mountains. Giant tamarind trees are home to colourful parrots, their cries ringing through the jungle, the warm forest air made humid with forgotten scents. A round of captivating notes, a dizzying dance beneath the sun. Tamarindo is a well-guarded secret, a joyful landscape, a trail of happiness, a solar scent. Lose yourself, let the journey of this vagabond seed be your guide.

Pineapple, Jasmin absolute, Vanilla absolute

Bergamot oil, Cardamom, benzoin, Patchouli

ALCOHOL DENAT. • PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) • AQUA (WATER) • BHT • METHYL DI-T-BUTYL HYDROXYHYDROCINNAMATE • LINALOOL • LIMONENE • BENZYL SALICYLATE • CITRONELLOL • GERANIOL • COUMARIN • BENZYL BENZOATE • CITRAL • BENZYL ALCOHOL • EUGENOL • CINNAMYL ALCOHOL

*The alcohol in our formulas comes from organic cereals from France or Italy.

A BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED GIFT BOX

with a Furoshiki to match this fragrance

A WELCOMING SAMPLE

and a poetic surprise with this perfume

EASY RETURN

to order with your eyes closed

MADE IN FRANCE

and made to please you

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Pineapple flower

Syncopated dance of drums, oil of jasmine. Soft graze of Guanacaste leaves, as green as emeralds. Pineapple catches the light with each facet. It blossoms like a flower beneath the Cardamom sun, caressed by the frothy spray of bergamot. Vanilla takes on a soft, red glow. Though I'm swept away by the benzoin wind, though the breaking waves turn my heart patchouli, I return to Tamarindo where the jungle is a show of art. Between the giant spiders and the happy lizards, inspiration takes on a heady scent.

Jasmine

The jasmine known as Sambac comes from the Sanskrit word 'campaka', which means heady perfume and offers an initial clue to its character. Its fresh blossoms are harvested by hand in India, where the plant is revered, at the break of dawn when the buds are still closed. Its opulent, fruity, green and animal-like facets highlight the tropical spirit of the fragrance.