Olfactory family
citrus fragrances
The definition
The citrus family takes its French name, hespéridée, from the citrus fruits — bergamot, lemon, citron, mandarin, grapefruit — whose peel yields the liveliest essences in perfumery. These are sparkling openings, often carried further by aromatics or musks to last.
What it brings
A citrus perfume gives an immediate impression of cleanness and energy. It is the register of elegant freshness — the kind that never raises its voice.
At EZER
Calabrian bergamot opens nearly every EZER creation; Éclat and Aubé make it a principal material, Minéral salts it with sea spray.