A delicate blend of green spices and fresh tea which develops to reveal smooth musk.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story.
Try 102 if you like light florals with a bit of zing!
Perfumer: Nathalie Koobus
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of a close, unhurried conversation in a bright room, where tea has just been poured and the air still carries a soft floral warmth. It suits a wearer who prefers presence through clarity and texture rather than volume.
How to wear
Best in mild weather and indoor settings, 102 wears lightly and cleanly with moderate diffusion. Two to three sprays are enough to let the tea, spice and mimosa unfold without overpowering; on skin it stays smooth and close, with a soft musky finish.
Who it’s for
For someone who likes airy florals with a green, slightly spicy edge and a polished, understated finish. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy tea notes, powdery mimosa and fragrances that feel refined, modern and easy to layer.
Release year
2016
The nose
Nathalie Koobus is a French perfumer known for compositions that feel natural, luminous and finely balanced, often drawing on botanical textures and understated elegance. Her work here gives 102 its airy tea facet, gentle spice and soft floral powder, keeping the scent clear rather than ornate. In 102, Koobus shapes a fragrance that moves from sparkling cardamom and green tea into mimosa and musk, with the kind of restrained, polished structure that lets each note stay readable. The result is a fresh-floral composition with a calm, modern signature.
Collaborators
Ludovic Bonneton, the founder of Bon Parfumeur, appears to have guided the creative brief, shaping the fragrance around his memory of Suzhou and its tea-and-flowers atmosphere. His role was conceptual rather than technical: he provided the story, while Nathalie Koobus translated it into scent.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur is built around contemporary French niche perfumery: numbered fragrances, clear note-led compositions and a mix-and-match spirit that invites personal layering. The house balances accessibility with craftsmanship, favouring made-in-France production, recyclable packaging and a playful, creative approach to scent.
102’s concept
102 was released in 2016 and was inspired by a tea-and-flowers event in Suzhou, China. Founder Ludovic Bonneton wanted the fragrance to reflect the city’s art of living, while Nathalie Koobus turned that idea into a fresh floral built around tea, cardamom and mimosa.
Extra info
102 is part of Bon Parfumeur’s numbered system, where each bottle is built around three key notes and designed for layering. It is also known as Thé Cardamome Mimosa, a name that neatly captures its tea-spice-floral character.
A delicate blend of green spices and fresh tea which develops to reveal smooth musk.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story.
Try 102 if you like light florals with a bit of zing!
Perfumer: Nathalie Koobus
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of a close, unhurried conversation in a bright room, where tea has just been poured and the air still carries a soft floral warmth. It suits a wearer who prefers presence through clarity and texture rather than volume.
How to wear
Best in mild weather and indoor settings, 102 wears lightly and cleanly with moderate diffusion. Two to three sprays are enough to let the tea, spice and mimosa unfold without overpowering; on skin it stays smooth and close, with a soft musky finish.
Who it’s for
For someone who likes airy florals with a green, slightly spicy edge and a polished, understated finish. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy tea notes, powdery mimosa and fragrances that feel refined, modern and easy to layer.
Release year
2016
The nose
Nathalie Koobus is a French perfumer known for compositions that feel natural, luminous and finely balanced, often drawing on botanical textures and understated elegance. Her work here gives 102 its airy tea facet, gentle spice and soft floral powder, keeping the scent clear rather than ornate. In 102, Koobus shapes a fragrance that moves from sparkling cardamom and green tea into mimosa and musk, with the kind of restrained, polished structure that lets each note stay readable. The result is a fresh-floral composition with a calm, modern signature.
Collaborators
Ludovic Bonneton, the founder of Bon Parfumeur, appears to have guided the creative brief, shaping the fragrance around his memory of Suzhou and its tea-and-flowers atmosphere. His role was conceptual rather than technical: he provided the story, while Nathalie Koobus translated it into scent.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur is built around contemporary French niche perfumery: numbered fragrances, clear note-led compositions and a mix-and-match spirit that invites personal layering. The house balances accessibility with craftsmanship, favouring made-in-France production, recyclable packaging and a playful, creative approach to scent.
102’s concept
102 was released in 2016 and was inspired by a tea-and-flowers event in Suzhou, China. Founder Ludovic Bonneton wanted the fragrance to reflect the city’s art of living, while Nathalie Koobus turned that idea into a fresh floral built around tea, cardamom and mimosa.
Extra info
102 is part of Bon Parfumeur’s numbered system, where each bottle is built around three key notes and designed for layering. It is also known as Thé Cardamome Mimosa, a name that neatly captures its tea-spice-floral character.