This month, Clarins will launch a third fragrance in their “Feel-Good Fragrance” line, which currently includes Eau Dynamisante and Eau Ressourçante. The scents are meant to “combine the benefits of aromatic essential oils with non-fragrant extracts of plants with treatment properties”. Eau Ensoleillante, or Sunshine Fragrance, includes notes of mandarin, grapefruit, ylang ylang, tonka bean and patchouli, along with extracts of linden tree, mimosa, chamomile, griffonia and watermelon. (via osmoz & aufeminin, quote via clarins)
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Tip indeed – love watermelon notes in scents – but WHAT the hell is griffonia?
It is a serotonin precursor and is presumably there for the “feel good” benefits and not the aroma, see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griffonia_simplicifolia
And, I might add, the watermelon might be there for the same reason…not sure it actually smells like watermelon. The “extracts” listed at the bottom all refer to the “non-fragrant extracts of plants with treatment properties”, as opposed to the “notes”.
I'm actually kind of excited about this. I went through a Dynamisante phase… I've never even heard of the other one,t hough.
I never tried it M, if it was worth going through a phase for, I'll have to look for it!