Kigriz - Eau de Parfum

Kigriz - Eau de ParfumA luminous citrus musk inspired by the first breath of spring in Paris. As the city awakens from winter, sunlight filters through garden paths and tree lined avenues, carrying the delicate scent of fresh greenery and blooming air. Kigriz captures this moment of renewal with sparkling Calabrian bergamot and bright Tunisian lime, lifted by the vibrant spice of exotic Chinese verbena, known as mountain pepper. At its heart, aromatic lemon thyme and green

A luminous citrus musk inspired by the first breath of spring in Paris.

As the city awakens from winter, sunlight filters through garden paths and tree-lined avenues, carrying the delicate scent of fresh greenery and blooming air. Kigriz captures this moment of renewal with sparkling Calabrian bergamot and bright Tunisian lime, lifted by the vibrant spice of exotic Chinese verbena, known as mountain pepper.

At its heart, aromatic lemon thyme and green maté bring an herbal freshness, softened by the subtle floral nuance of chestnut blossom. The composition settles into a smooth and elegant trail of white musk, ambergris, and tonka bean, enriched by the gentle warmth of blond tobacco.

Fresh, uplifting, and quietly sophisticated, Kigriz evokes the effortless charm of a spring morning in Paris.

OLFACTIVE NOTES

• Top Notes: Calabrian Bergamot, Tunisian Lime, Exotic Verbena (Mountain Pepper)
• Middle Notes: Lemon Thyme, Green Maté, Chestnut Blossom
• Base Notes: White Musk, Ambergris, Tonka Bean, Blond Tobacco

ABOUT LUBIN PARIS

Founded in 1798 by Pierre-François Lubin, the House of Lubin is one of the oldest and most storied names in French perfumery. Trained under Jean-Louis Fargeon, perfumer to Queen Marie-Antoinette, Lubin established his Paris boutique shortly after the French Revolution and quickly became a favorite among European aristocracy.

Throughout the 19th century, Lubin served royal courts across France, England, and Russia, earning a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship and refinement. The house expanded internationally, becoming especially beloved in the United States, where its fragrances enjoyed great success from the late 1800s through the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Among its most celebrated creations are Nuit de Longchamp (1937), a lush white floral classic, and Gin Fizz (1955), inspired by the elegance of Grace Kelly. After a period of decline in the late 20th century, Lubin was revived by Gilles Thévenin and descendants of the Prot family, restoring the house’s historic spirit and dedication to fine fragrance.

Today, Lubin continues to honor more than two centuries of French perfume heritage through fragrances that blend history, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance.