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Accident À La Vanille - Madeleine de Proust by Jousset Parfums captures the essence of the sweetest, most nostalgic moments. With top notes of peach and apricot, it evokes sunny summer days.
The coconut heart adds a creamy texture, transporting the wearer to tropical vacations. Finally, the madeleine, butter, and vanilla base creates a cozy atmosphere, recalling the simple pleasures of childhood. It is a fragrance that celebrates memories, transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary.
Accident à la Vanille, Madeleine de Proust is a parfum by Jousset Parfums signed by Jimmy Bodin, and launched in 2022. It is the fruity version of Accident à la Vanille, and Jousset sums it up as warm butter cookie, apricot jam, and a whisper of croissant. The name comes from the madeleine of Proust: the passage from In Search of Lost Time in which the taste of a madeleine dipped in tea returns the narrator to his childhood.
There are more fragrances with these notes in the collection of peach perfumes and in the collection of coconut perfumes.
1|African Queen by Jousset Parfums presents itself as a masterpiece of contrasts, combining the citrus freshness of lemon with the indulgence of chocolate and the sweetness of almond in its top notes.
The floral heart is enriched with jasmine and Bulgarian rose, which bring timeless elegance. Finally, patchouli and tonka bean add a deep, enveloping base, resulting in a fragrance that is both regal and approachable, perfect for those looking to stand out with confidence and sophistication.
African Queen is an extrait de parfum by Jousset Parfums, the French house of Jimmy Bodin, and launched in 2020. Jousset imagined it as a lemon and chocolate tart surrounded by toasted almonds, and summarizes it in three ingredients: white chocolate, almond, and a trace of lemon cream. The jasmine and Bulgarian rose in the heart are what set it apart from the house's pure gourmands.
There are more fragrances with this note in the collection of lemon perfumes and with almond in the collection of almond perfumes. Within Jousset, Praline Maligne also works with white chocolate, with hazelnut praline.
What is Proust’s madeleine?
It is a passage from In Search of Lost Time, by Marcel Proust: the narrator dips a madeleine into tea, and the taste suddenly brings back a childhood memory. Since then, “Proust’s madeleine” has been used for any scent or taste that awakens a memory, and that is the idea behind this perfume: peach, coconut, and a madeleine with butter and vanilla.
How is it different from Accident à la Vanille?
Accident à la Vanille is vanilla through all three phases, with a creamy accord and a cookie accord. Madeleine de Proust opens with peach and apricot, moves through coconut, and finishes with a madeleine with butter and vanilla: it is the fruity version of the same idea.

