The Image Maison Matine embodies a new generation of French perfumery, focusing on creativity, sustainability, and inclusivity. The Dark and Stormy candle is designed for those who seek a peaceful retreat from the chaos of daily life, offering a sophisticated and grounding atmosphere within a contemporary French concrete vessel.
The Emotion Inspired by the calm that follows a passing storm, this scent captures the moment when everything stops and serenity settles in. It is an enchanting and soothing experience, perfect for quiet evenings or meditative moments, bringing a sense of warmth, comfort, and deep tranquility to any living space.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with the subtle brightness of juicy pear, followed by an airy freshness of eucalyptus. The heart reveals an elegant jasmine, which softens the composition before settling into a warm, grounding base of sandalwood, Virginia cedar, patchouli, vanilla, and musk, creating a long-lasting and comforting olfactory embrace.
Scent Family: Woody - Floral
Top notes: Pear, Eucalyptus Heart notes: Jasmine Base notes: Sandalwood, Virginia Cedar, Patchouli, Vanilla, Musk
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