Eau Triple Komi Forest

Slow your pace and let the Komi Forest unfold its mysterious aura, branch by branch, and tree by tree. A Russian boreal forest at the edge of the Ural mountains, where mineral and woody essences combine, released under the rain by the delicate mosses one the pine trees. 

With its deep green notes, The Komi Forest Eau Triple is meant to be an imaginary walk where the wanderer would meet, under the shade of majestic trees, cosmic, soothing herbs – sage, basil and cardamom, and romantic flowers – lavender and violet. The perfume finally warms up in the next breath with complex cashmeran and its musky, woody sweetness, and the soothing presence of petrichor, this distinctive scent of warm, wet earth after the rain.

’The rain came lately through this forest clearing
Like a surveyor’s party.’

From the poem Lyubka by Russian novelist and poet Boris Pasternak.

Crafted in the Officine’s laboratory vials, this water-based perfume is both gentle for the skin and powerful enough that it leaves a nicely balanced sillage. A technical feat that took two years to design before it reached perfection.  

The Eaux Triples are miscible in a unique, exclusive aqueous solution.

Alcohol and ethanol-free, these fragrances instantly and powerfully incarnate the Officine’s mesmerising scents.

Winter exhales in Vasilisa’s hair, between statuelike birch trees and aspens riven by frost, as depicted in Ivan Bilibin’s illustrations. Beyond the green and mineral notes, the crisp, frosted pine needles, the fragrance of the forest is gently warmed by the nectar of snowdrops and earthy moss.

Gently shake the Eau Triple flacon before vaporising to revive the water emulsion. Its alcohol-free formulation may also entice you to perfume your bare skin or scent your hair.

Do not spray in the eyes. In case of contact, rinse thoroughly with clean water.

Aqua (Water), Parfum (Fragrance), Polyglyceryl-10 Laurate, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Sodium Levulinate, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid, Linalool, Eugenol, Coumarin, Limonene, Geraniol, Citral.