The Godet Muses

For 122 years, Maison Godet has been surprising and defying convention in the landscape of French Riviera perfumery. At 20, Julien-Joseph Godet passionately embarked on creating a brand that celebrates high-quality natural materials. His daring formulas for the time would captivate the Côte d'Azur, most notably the young muse of painter Henri Matisse with "Folie Bleue," and the wife of Pierre Bonnard, to whom the perfumer would dedicate "Fleurs de Reine."

Alcohol denat. – Parfum (Fragrance) – Aqua (Water) – Alpha-isomethyl ionone – Citronellol – Hexyl cinnamal – Limonene – Linalool – Coumarin – Geraniol – Citral – Hydroxycitronellal – Benzyl benzoate Fleurs de Reine
Alcohol denat. – Parfum (Fragrance) – Aqua (Water) – Benzyl salicylate – Linalool – Citronellol – Geraniol – Hexyl cinnamal – Benzyl benzoate – Limonene – Farnesol

Maison Godet designs and develops all its creations in its workshops on the Côte d’Azur, in France.