JO MALONE WILD BLUEBELL Eau De Parfum 3.4 fl.oz (100ml)
Year of release: 2011
Fragrance group: floral, fresh
Top notes: galbanum, carnation, bell
Heart notes: jasmine , lily of the valley , rose Base notes: amber, musk
Jo Malone Wild Bluebell Women's eau de toilette is another fragrance from the fresh floral series. This novelty appeared on the shelves of stores quite recently - only in 2011. The creator of the Jo Malone Wild Bluebell perfume is the famous perfumer Christine Nagel, a representative of the Jo Malone perfume house in London. The collaboration of the talented perfumer with the British perfume house this year is very fruitful. Kristin Nagel has created as many as seven new fragrances for Jo Malone in a year. While working on this new scent, the master dreamed of finding a fragrance that would meet all the requirements of British classical culture. Jo Malone Wild Bluebell in translation into Russian sounds like "Bell flower". The chosen name is no coincidence, because the fragrance of this particular flower plays a big role in the culture of England.
In this country, they even celebrate the holiday of the Bell. It should be noted that this novelty is actually not the first dedication to the bell in the perfume industry. Back in the last century, in 1978, the British brand Penhaligons created a toilet water called Bluebell. There is a time interval between two "bell-shaped" fragrances lasting, as in a fairy tale, thirty years and three years. However, both fragrances are fresh floral, consisting of pink-jasmine harmony, lily of the valley and carnation. In the last toilet water, there are also green shades of galbanum and basic spicy chords. Having tasted this fragrance only once, you will fall in love with it once and for all and certainly let it into a life that is filled exclusively with happiness.
Some connoisseurs of beauty who know a lot about perfume fragrances find a considerable similarity between this eau de toilette and En Passant Olivia Giacobetti from the Frederic malle collection. They see the similarity precisely in lily-of-the-valley shades. This perfume is the result of a mixture of floral airy notes. This floral idyll was not disturbed by any woody shades, spices, or fruits. To give the fragrance durability, only musk and amber are added to it. Indeed, this is a real English classic at its best. The creators described it this way: "A delicately sweet fragrance, frankly naughty, but at the same time cute and touching."
