Study #17 Eau de Parfum | Miller et Bertaux

Miller et Bertaux Study #17 Eau de Parfum The Eau de Parfum Study #17 by Miller et Bertaux is the tenth fragrance or perfume created by Francis Miller and Patrick Bertaux, founders of this Maison. With it, they explore a very specific olfactory field: that of discretion, what has barely been said, presence, and absence. This Eau de Parfum Study #17 by Miller et Bertaux, they say, is the perfume of simplicity... The perfume of almost nothing. And what does it contain?: it is citrus, green, and woody. The Eau de Parfum Study #17 by Miller et Bertaux smells of many things: tarragon, mint, violet, geranium, currant, citron...

What is the reason behind its name? Study #17 is the title of a poem by Miller and Bertaux, the poem of all the words, sensations, images, and moments that have inspired its creation. This poem evokes the seasons, a slightly open window, the wind, the freshness of the rain, the leaves, some stems... In short, the abstraction of nothingness from almost nothing... Olfactory Family Citrus, green, and woody. Ingredients Tarragon, bergamot, mint, violet, pressed calamansi geranium, lemon, vibrant rhubarb, strident blackcurrant, technology, moss, and crumpled lichen. How interesting! Francis Miller and Patrick Bertaux adore nature: the grass, the scents of gardens, the moss covering the shady part of the wood...Therefore, the green color of the perfume box is the same as that of the grass.

• The packaging  of Miller et Bertaux is also minimalist, with a design inspired by the world of  herbalists: the shape of this bottle reminds us of the old glass bottles used by pharmacists.
• Moreover, as a hallmark of the brand, each box contains a small twig tied with a Japanese cotton ribbon; indicating that the perfume has a woody scent.

• The spiritual or mystical touch  of the fragrance can be found in the shape of the box: doesn't it remind you of religious altars?