Jean-Charles Brosseau is the name behind the famous, classic fragrance Ombre Rose. The fragrance was launched in 1981 and at that time Brosseau had already designed accessories for the greatest names in high fashion and the ready-to-wear designers for 25 years. Ombre Rose was an instant success. In 1983, he signed a contract with the American company Alfin Inc. for the distribution of Ombre Rose in leading stores in the United States. That is how Ombre Rose first came to be sold in New York’s Bergdorf Goodman. From there, Ombre Rose left a trail of oriental-floral fragrance that has now drifted around the world. It became one of the leading perfumes in the United States, Europe, Japan, Scandinavia and Southeast Asia.
Ombre Rose L’Original is a simple, sober and timeless fragrance that passes through ages. 2 generations have already been using it for 20 years. The notes are iris, lily of the valley, ylang-ylang, honey, peach, sandalwood and musk.
The first whiff of this powdery, sensual combination, immediately charms with its subtle, original presence.
In 2004, Jean-Charles Brosseau decided to concoct two “avant-garde” fragrances under the generic name of Fleurs d’Ombre in the sunny floral and the green floral ranges.
Ombre Bleu, the perfume of vacations, beaches and distant journeys;
The perfume Violette-Menthe, designed as an intimate evocation of deep-seated, persistent memories.
