When the ink penetrates the white sheet, shadows emerge, entire worlds come into being. LâEau Papier celebrates the power of the imagination, that moment when the hand, the ink and the paper become one. An encounter that has given rise to a fragrance unmistakably marked by musk and its many facets. Musk evolves and changes over time. Depending on the skin, it expresses itself in many different nuances, just as ink on paper adapts to texture, creating dreams and images. A delicate rice steam accord accompanies the musk and alludes to the grain of the paper. Delicate, luminous notes of mimosa weave in. In the background, the scent of light woods roots LâEau Papier in matter. DID YOU KNOW? For this eau de toilette, the perfumer uses the Grasse mimosa, which has been cultivated there since 1865. Its fluffy, bright yellow flowers offer a sunny, fragrant spectacle on the hillsides around the Provençal town of Grasse in February.