Memo Paris Inverness eau de parfum unisex appeals to women and men who seek a woody-powdery composition featuring iris butter, maté and several types of wood. The fragrance, inspired by the city of Inverness and the nature of the Scottish Highlands, is described by the manufacturer as deeply and softly woody, radiant and enveloping.

Scent and Composition

• The Eau de Parfum concentration delivers a unisex fragrance launched in 2023.
• The perfume composition was created by Nadège Le Garlantezec.
• The top notes consist of iris butter and maté absolute.
• The heart features sandalwood essence and amyris essence.
• The base is built on essences of cedarwood and guaiac wood.
• Key notes include iris butter, amyris and cedarwood.
• The declared composition includes Alcohol Denat., Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Limonene, Coumarin, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Linalool, Farnesol, Citral and Isoeugenol.

The powdery accent of iris and maté finds strong support here in sandalwood, amyris, cedarwood and guaiac wood.

Usage

• Store the fragrance away from light and heat sources.
• The product contains natural extracts; any particles in the liquid or colour variations do not affect its quality.

Packaging

• The bottle contains 75 ml of eau de parfum.
• The decorative plaque is inspired by Scottish tartan and features a pattern created by Memo Paris.

About the Brand

Memo Paris was founded in Paris in 2007 by Clara Molloy and her husband John Molloy. The brand conceives its fragrances as "Travel Notes" – memories of specific destinations translated into perfume compositions.

The name Memo is associated by the brand with memory, souvenir and olfactory trail. Its motto is "The Journey is the destination". The brand collaborates with perfumers and visual artists to tell the stories of individual places. Inverness belongs to the Fleurs Bohèmes collection, which draws on flowers as a source of inspiration for perfumers.

Inverness unites a woody composition with the brand's travel concept and the inspiration of the Scottish Highlands.