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Cologne absolue
Inspired by the legendary Eau de Cologne, the Cologne Absolue is a new olfactive family created in 2009 by Sylvie Ganter and Christophe Cervasel, Atelier Cologne Creators and Founders. Genuine pure perfume exalting the magical freshness and elegance of citruses with exceptional lasting power thanks to very high concentrations of essential oils. For the first time, citruses are blended with the most precious natural raw materials for perfectly balanced creations and exceptional lasting power. Each Cologne Absolue tells the story of treasured emotions and powerful memories.



Perfumes of character crafted from nature, our Colognes Absolues are composed of up to 95% renewable and ingredients of natural origin. As we have nothing to hide, we are eager to share with you our more detailed formula.
The ingredients in our colognes are essentially water, alcohol, natural and human-made raw materials. Our creations contain no colorants, UV filters, preservatives and no synthetic stabilizers.
To achieve the signature balance of our Maison de Parfum, we add a selection of unexpected notes crafted scientifically. Our goal is to avoid nature over-exploitation and to get rid of ingredients of animal origin. It also enables our perfumers to reveal the unreachable, magnify nature with a touch of modernity, and enlarge the olfactory palette of our creations.
From the sourcing of our ingredients, the humans involved and the manufacturing of our fragrances, Atelier Cologne is absolutely committed to designing more sustainable, creative and authentic Colognes.




"We concentrate on the juice and never add unnecessary components such as colorants, filters, synthetic stabilizers."
Discover the ingredients which can be found in nature
(Natural molecules can either be extracted from natural ingredients, or reproduced synthetically to preserve the wildlife.)
-
p-Mentha-1,4-diene :
Refreshing and clean herbal ingredient present in aromatic plants like eucalyptus
Naturally found
-
Pinene :
Warm woody note with resinous nuances typical of fresh pine needles
Naturally found
-
Linalool :
Floral note present in many aromatics plants such as lavender & basil
Naturally found
-
Linalyl acetate :
Aromatic floral note, smells like earl grey tea naturally present in lavender and bergamote
Naturally found
-
Dihydro-beta-ionone :
Floral violet note with an orris undertone found in violets, raspberries or roses
Naturally found
-
Geraniol :
Rose note naturally present in rose flower and geranium
Naturally found
- Ethyllinalool : Fresh floral note with aromatic and freesia inflexion such as coriander
-
Methyl dihydrojasmonate :
Floral delicate and petally note with jasmin inflexion, naturally present in Osmanthus
Naturally found
-
Citronellol :
Floral rosy note naturally present in geranium
Naturally found
- Pyranol : Floral note with a lily of the valley and lilac touch
-
Farnesol :
Mild fresh floral note present in ylang, jasmine or neroli
Naturally found
-
alpha-Cedrene :
Dry woody note naturally present in cedarwood
Naturally found
- Tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes : Woody note with cedar inflexion
- Methyl ester of rosin : Faint woody undertone
- 3,3-Dimethyl-5-(2,2,3-trimethyl-3-cyclopenten-1-yl)-4-penten-2-ol : Rich and diffusive sandalwood note offering great strength
-
Thujopsene :
Woody ingredient present in cedarwood and juniper
Naturally found
-
Citral :
Sparkling and acidulous citrus note naturally present in various citruses, verbenas and gingers
Naturally found
-
Limonene :
Citrus note found in many essential oils as orange, lemon and bergamote
Naturally found
-
Isovalencenol :
Ingredient naturally present in vetiver oil
Naturally found
-
Coumarin :
Powdery and almond note naturally present in tonka bean
Naturally found
-
Isopropyl myristate :
Odourless cosmetic ingredient present in coriander seeds or papaya that helps to solubilize perfume oils
Naturally found
- Dipropylene glycol : Solubilzer with neutral scent
- Triethyl citrate : Odorless cosmetic ingredient that helps to solubilize perfume oils, present in nature
- Hexamethylindanopyran : Clean musky note with powdery and red fruits touch giving a cocooning accent to the fragrance
Perfumes of character crafted from nature, our Colognes Absolues are composed of up to 95% renewable and ingredients of natural origin. As we have nothing to hide, we are eager to share with you our more detailed formula.
The ingredients in our colognes are essentially water, alcohol, natural and human-made raw materials. Our creations contain no colorants, UV filters, preservatives and no synthetic stabilizers.
To achieve the signature balance of our Maison de Parfum, we add a selection of unexpected notes crafted scientifically. Our goal is to avoid nature over-exploitation and to get rid of ingredients of animal origin. It also enables our perfumers to reveal the unreachable, magnify nature with a touch of modernity, and enlarge the olfactory palette of our creations.
From the sourcing of our ingredients, the humans involved and the manufacturing of our fragrances, Atelier Cologne is absolutely committed to designing more sustainable, creative and authentic Colognes.




"We concentrate on the juice and never add unnecessary components such as colorants, filters, synthetic stabilizers."
Discover the ingredients which can be found in nature
(Natural molecules can either be extracted from natural ingredients, or reproduced synthetically to preserve the wildlife.)
-
p-Mentha-1,4-diene :
Refreshing and clean herbal ingredient present in aromatic plants like eucalyptus
Naturally found
-
Pinene :
Warm woody note with resinous nuances typical of fresh pine needles
Naturally found
-
Linalool :
Floral note present in many aromatics plants such as lavender & basil
Naturally found
-
Linalyl acetate :
Aromatic floral note, smells like earl grey tea naturally present in lavender and bergamote
Naturally found
-
Dihydro-beta-ionone :
Floral violet note with an orris undertone found in violets, raspberries or roses
Naturally found
-
Geraniol :
Rose note naturally present in rose flower and geranium
Naturally found
- Ethyllinalool : Fresh floral note with aromatic and freesia inflexion such as coriander
-
Methyl dihydrojasmonate :
Floral delicate and petally note with jasmin inflexion, naturally present in Osmanthus
Naturally found
-
Citronellol :
Floral rosy note naturally present in geranium
Naturally found
- Pyranol : Floral note with a lily of the valley and lilac touch
-
Farnesol :
Mild fresh floral note present in ylang, jasmine or neroli
Naturally found
-
alpha-Cedrene :
Dry woody note naturally present in cedarwood
Naturally found
- Tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes : Woody note with cedar inflexion
- Methyl ester of rosin : Faint woody undertone
- 3,3-Dimethyl-5-(2,2,3-trimethyl-3-cyclopenten-1-yl)-4-penten-2-ol : Rich and diffusive sandalwood note offering great strength
-
Thujopsene :
Woody ingredient present in cedarwood and juniper
Naturally found
-
Citral :
Sparkling and acidulous citrus note naturally present in various citruses, verbenas and gingers
Naturally found
-
Limonene :
Citrus note found in many essential oils as orange, lemon and bergamote
Naturally found
-
Isovalencenol :
Ingredient naturally present in vetiver oil
Naturally found
-
Coumarin :
Powdery and almond note naturally present in tonka bean
Naturally found
-
Isopropyl myristate :
Odourless cosmetic ingredient present in coriander seeds or papaya that helps to solubilize perfume oils
Naturally found
- Dipropylene glycol : Solubilzer with neutral scent
- Triethyl citrate : Odorless cosmetic ingredient that helps to solubilize perfume oils, present in nature
- Hexamethylindanopyran : Clean musky note with powdery and red fruits touch giving a cocooning accent to the fragrance
Perfumes of character crafted from nature, our Colognes Absolues are composed of up to 95% renewable and ingredients of natural origin. As we have nothing to hide, we are eager to share with you our more detailed formula.
The ingredients in our colognes are essentially water, alcohol, natural and human-made raw materials. Our creations contain no colorants, UV filters, preservatives and no synthetic stabilizers.
To achieve the signature balance of our Maison de Parfum, we add a selection of unexpected notes crafted scientifically. Our goal is to avoid nature over-exploitation and to get rid of ingredients of animal origin. It also enables our perfumers to reveal the unreachable, magnify nature with a touch of modernity, and enlarge the olfactory palette of our creations.
From the sourcing of our ingredients, the humans involved and the manufacturing of our fragrances, Atelier Cologne is absolutely committed to designing more sustainable, creative and authentic Colognes.




"We concentrate on the juice and never add unnecessary components such as colorants, filters, synthetic stabilizers."
Discover the ingredients which can be found in nature
(Natural molecules can either be extracted from natural ingredients, or reproduced synthetically to preserve the wildlife.)
-
p-Mentha-1,4-diene :
Refreshing and clean herbal ingredient present in aromatic plants like eucalyptus
Naturally found
-
Pinene :
Warm woody note with resinous nuances typical of fresh pine needles
Naturally found
-
Linalool :
Floral note present in many aromatics plants such as lavender & basil
Naturally found
-
Linalyl acetate :
Aromatic floral note, smells like earl grey tea naturally present in lavender and bergamote
Naturally found
-
Dihydro-beta-ionone :
Floral violet note with an orris undertone found in violets, raspberries or roses
Naturally found
-
Geraniol :
Rose note naturally present in rose flower and geranium
Naturally found
- Ethyllinalool : Fresh floral note with aromatic and freesia inflexion such as coriander
-
Methyl dihydrojasmonate :
Floral delicate and petally note with jasmin inflexion, naturally present in Osmanthus
Naturally found
-
Citronellol :
Floral rosy note naturally present in geranium
Naturally found
- Pyranol : Floral note with a lily of the valley and lilac touch
-
Farnesol :
Mild fresh floral note present in ylang, jasmine or neroli
Naturally found
-
alpha-Cedrene :
Dry woody note naturally present in cedarwood
Naturally found
- Tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes : Woody note with cedar inflexion
- Methyl ester of rosin : Faint woody undertone
- 3,3-Dimethyl-5-(2,2,3-trimethyl-3-cyclopenten-1-yl)-4-penten-2-ol : Rich and diffusive sandalwood note offering great strength
-
Thujopsene :
Woody ingredient present in cedarwood and juniper
Naturally found
-
Citral :
Sparkling and acidulous citrus note naturally present in various citruses, verbenas and gingers
Naturally found
-
Limonene :
Citrus note found in many essential oils as orange, lemon and bergamote
Naturally found
-
Isovalencenol :
Ingredient naturally present in vetiver oil
Naturally found
-
Coumarin :
Powdery and almond note naturally present in tonka bean
Naturally found
-
Isopropyl myristate :
Odourless cosmetic ingredient present in coriander seeds or papaya that helps to solubilize perfume oils
Naturally found
- Dipropylene glycol : Solubilzer with neutral scent
- Triethyl citrate : Odorless cosmetic ingredient that helps to solubilize perfume oils, present in nature
- Hexamethylindanopyran : Clean musky note with powdery and red fruits touch giving a cocooning accent to the fragrance
A unisex perfume. Made in France.
93% natural origin ingredients.
You want to leave an impression. It needs to be a lasting one. Should it be elegant? Original? Seducing? Whatever your preference, your perfume should at the same time always be a strong character statement.
Some fragrances can have "fatal" consequences as they take your breath away...just like the vetiver perfume Vétiver Fatal. It's all in a name. Atelier Cologne created this unisex fragrance by using vetiver from Haiti, orange flower from Tunisia and cedarwood from the Americas as its main perfume ingredients. Sparkling and fresh, woody and cool: This long lasting perfume has everything it takes to transform you into a "femme fatale" or "homme fatal".

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How to conserve your cologne?
Heat, light, and humidity will break down the perfume and lessen its quality.
Instead, store them in cool (non changing temperature), dry spots and away from windows and sunlight.

How to use your perfume?
When you spray perfume in areas directly underneath your nose, your brain gets used to it and gradually doesn’t smell it.
Opt instead for spraying on the arm area which is farther from your nose but where you can always smell it.
