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Strawberry & Whipped Cream by Jousset Parfums captures the atmosphere of a simple summer dessert. Part of Les Mignardises, the Ultra Gourmand collection, the fragrance is built around three clearly defined elements: juicy Strawberry, Sugar and Whipped Cream.
The opening focuses entirely on Strawberry, creating a bright, juicy and natural fruit impression. Sugar follows in the heart, adding airy sweetness while keeping the strawberry character at the centre of the composition.
Whipped Cream forms the base, creating a soft and creamy texture that gently surrounds the fruit. The result is a simple yet highly recognisable gourmand interpretation of strawberries served with whipped cream.
Perfumer
Jimmy Bodin
Fragrance Family
Gourmand, Ultra Gourmand
Official Notes
Top Notes
Strawberry
Heart Notes
Sugar
Base Notes
Whipped Cream
Note Description
Strawberry creates the juicy and naturally fruity opening, giving the fragrance its bright and summery character.
Sugar adds light sweetness to the heart and enhances the dessert impression without overwhelming the fruit.
Whipped Cream forms the soft and creamy base, giving the composition a smooth and airy gourmand finish.
What makes Strawberry & Whipped Cream so special?
Its simplicity. Jousset uses only three official notes to create a very precise gourmand image, moving from juicy strawberry to delicate sweetness and finally to soft whipped cream.
The fragrance demonstrates how a small number of carefully chosen accords can create a clear and recognisable olfactory scene.
What does the ParfuMaria team think of this fragrance?
We find Strawberry & Whipped Cream a light and charming gourmand with a very clear identity. The juicy strawberry gives the fragrance its freshness, while Sugar and Whipped Cream gradually make it softer and creamier.
The simplicity is part of its appeal. Each official note has a clear role, creating an uncomplicated interpretation of a classic strawberry and cream dessert.
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