Red FruitsOpens with
SaffronHeart
Woodsy NotesDries down to
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Navitus Parfums · Sold as unisex
Desir Infini
The dim glow of an opulent study where the scent of aged leather, smoldering incense, and warm spices blend in a cocoon of quiet confidence.
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Desir InfiniHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Desir Infini by Navitus Parfums was launched in 2023 and crafted by the renowned perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour. This unisex fragrance opens with a vibrant blend of red fruits and Italian lemon, providing an initial burst of freshness before giving way to saffron and geranium notes that add complexity and depth. The heart is dominated by woods and leather, which are further enhanced by the smoky and animalic undertones of oud and amber. This composition creates a rich blend of contrasts — bright and warm, woody and spicy — all anchored by a profound sense of lasting elegance.
Apply Desir Infini to pulse points for a slow reveal — the top notes dissipate quickly, but the rich base notes will deepen over time. This fragrance reads best close to skin rather than across a room, so layer it carefully for intimate moments.
Fig. 01 — Desir Infini, Navitus Parfums
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Bertrand Duchaufour
The world traveler's noseBertrand Duchaufour is a perfumer-adventurer whose creations read like a travelogue of the senses. Trained at Roure (now Givaudan), his work draws deeply from his journeys through Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and sub-Saharan Africa.
“The art of perfumery must be at the same time, innovative, harmonius, and “sent bon”.”
Bertrand Duchaufour · CaFleureBon, October 2010
Designer Navitus Parfums
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