Find an Original Eau de Cologne

Cologne water often has an outdated image compared to eau de toilette and eau de parfum. It had its moment of glory when it was worn by Louis XV, Louis XVI, and Napoleon. Today, cologne water is making a strong comeback: this fresh alternative, with an essence concentration of 4 to 6%, is light yet still noticeable on the skin.

Cologne water should be sprayed sparingly: there’s no question of pouring it into your hands to pat on your neck. Here is our selection of original colognes to leave a fragrant trail.

What scent for a fresh cologne?

Fresh cologne often has a “clean” smell. Lavender remains a scent we associate with freshly laundered linens in the closet. Our Cologne Water is made with essential oils of lavender and rosemary.

With relaxing and anti-parasitic properties, this timeless scent suits women of all ages. Rosemary enhances this fragrance with spicy and fresh notes.

Cologne water is often known for its fresh citrus notes. That’s why our fresh cologne water is a clever blend of petitgrain, rosemary, lemon, and caraway essential oils.

Petitgrain, with its pronounced orange notes, boosts the tangy freshness of lemon. Ideal for spring, petitgrain is known for its cell and skin regeneration properties.

What scent for a characterful cologne?

A cologne can be a true “perfume,” with strong and powerful scents, while remaining skillfully balanced. It all depends on its composition. Our amber cologne water is a combination of essential oils of thyme, bitter orange, exotic verbena, and patchouli.

Patchouli is a scent that is both strong and woody, counterbalanced by a hint of bitter orange. Exotic verbena and thyme infuse this cologne water, making it a well-balanced blend.