Floral
Top Notesbergamotcardamomcoriander
Heartjasmine teaviolet
Base Notesmimosamuskoakmoss
Style
for her
A delicate blend of green spices and fresh tea which develops to reveal smooth musk.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story.
Try 102 if you like light florals with a bit of zing!
Perfumer: Nathalie Koobus
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
102 suits the unhurried concentration of a morning spent reading beside an open window. Green spice keeps its soft floral texture alert rather than sleepy; tea and mimosa suggest a composed presence that feels most natural in close conversation.
How to wear
Its light floral and green-spiced profile makes it a natural choice for spring and mild summer weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained effect. On warmer days, apply lightly and let the tea, mimosa and smooth musk unfold before adding more.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to tea fragrances, powdery mimosa and light florals with a green edge. It suits a taste for understated compositions, where cardamom adds interest without turning the fragrance into a dense spice blend.
Release year
2016 (or 2017)
The nose
Nathalie Koobus created 102, translating a brief of tea and flowers into a delicate floral composition. Its character rests on contrasts: cool cardamom against powdery mimosa, citrus brightness against tea, and a smooth musky finish.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton supplied the creative brief, drawing on his affection for Suzhou and his memories of tea and flowers there. Nathalie Koobus translated those impressions into the fragrance.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur presents French perfumery as a wardrobe of moods, memories and travel impressions rather than a single fixed signature. Numbered fragrances, family colors and three highlighted ingredients make the collection easy to navigate, while its Mix & Match approach encourages personal combinations.
102 Chaï Mimosa’s concept
102 takes its inspiration from Suzhou, China, and Ludovic Bonneton’s affection for the city’s gardens and way of life. His recollections of tea and flowers became Koobus’s brief: a light composition balancing green spice, a tea accord and soft mimosa.
Extra info
The number 102 identifies the house’s second floral creation: the first digit denotes the fragrance family, and the final two its order within that family. Its tea impression is built as an accord, with bergamot suggesting Earl Grey and cardamom adding cool green spice; the mimosa used by Koobus is French.
Top Notesbergamotcardamomcoriander
Heartjasmine teaviolet
Base Notesmimosamuskoakmoss
Style
for her
A delicate blend of green spices and fresh tea which develops to reveal smooth musk.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story.
Try 102 if you like light florals with a bit of zing!
Perfumer: Nathalie Koobus
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
102 suits the unhurried concentration of a morning spent reading beside an open window. Green spice keeps its soft floral texture alert rather than sleepy; tea and mimosa suggest a composed presence that feels most natural in close conversation.
How to wear
Its light floral and green-spiced profile makes it a natural choice for spring and mild summer weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained effect. On warmer days, apply lightly and let the tea, mimosa and smooth musk unfold before adding more.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to tea fragrances, powdery mimosa and light florals with a green edge. It suits a taste for understated compositions, where cardamom adds interest without turning the fragrance into a dense spice blend.
Release year
2016 (or 2017)
The nose
Nathalie Koobus created 102, translating a brief of tea and flowers into a delicate floral composition. Its character rests on contrasts: cool cardamom against powdery mimosa, citrus brightness against tea, and a smooth musky finish.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton supplied the creative brief, drawing on his affection for Suzhou and his memories of tea and flowers there. Nathalie Koobus translated those impressions into the fragrance.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur presents French perfumery as a wardrobe of moods, memories and travel impressions rather than a single fixed signature. Numbered fragrances, family colors and three highlighted ingredients make the collection easy to navigate, while its Mix & Match approach encourages personal combinations.
102 Chaï Mimosa’s concept
102 takes its inspiration from Suzhou, China, and Ludovic Bonneton’s affection for the city’s gardens and way of life. His recollections of tea and flowers became Koobus’s brief: a light composition balancing green spice, a tea accord and soft mimosa.
Extra info
The number 102 identifies the house’s second floral creation: the first digit denotes the fragrance family, and the final two its order within that family. Its tea impression is built as an accord, with bergamot suggesting Earl Grey and cardamom adding cool green spice; the mimosa used by Koobus is French.