Jicky

Guerlain Jicky, launched in 1889, stands as a landmark in perfumery, renowned for its pioneering use of synthetic materials alongside natural essences. Created by Aimé Guerlain, it is often considered the first modern abstract fragrance. Originally conceived for women, its bold character and innovative fougère structure quickly rendered it influential and widely appreciated as a unisex scent. Jicky unfolds with a complex interplay of fresh aromatic notes, including lavender, rosemary, and bergamot, contrasted with a rich, warm base. This base features sensual vanilla, tonka bean, and amber, underscored by hints of leather and spices, culminating in a sophisticated and enduring aroma.