BALMAIN Hair Perfume Ginger 1974 100ml

Some scents don’t announce themselves. They linger, and let people wonder. Ginger 1974 is that kind of fragrance, and it belongs in your hair. Part of Balmain Paris Hair Couture’s Heritage Collection, it’s the finishing mist we reach for over a fresh blowout at the studio, the one that follows a client out the door and into the rest of her evening.

It opens warm and a little defiant: spicy ginger lifted by invigorating fir balsam, bright enough to turn a head as you pass. Underneath, rich gourmand notes give it depth and a hint of indulgence, the kind of warmth that reads as confidence rather than sweetness. Then it settles into soft suede and clean white musk, an enigmatic, sensual base that stays close to the hair and lingers long after the first impression.

It is a fragrance first, but it treats your hair kindly too, designed to nourish and protect the lengths while it holds its scent. Nothing heavy, nothing that weighs a style down. Just a veil of spice and warmth woven through your hair, so movement carries the scent with it hours after you leave the chair.

Why our stylists reach for it

• A 100ml hair fragrance from Balmain Paris Hair Couture’s Heritage Collection
• A spicy-gourmand signature: ginger and fir balsam over rich gourmand warmth
• Soft suede and clean white musk for an enigmatic, sensual finish
• Formulated to nourish and protect the hair while it wears the scent
• The final touch we mist over a blowout, and a quick way to refresh second-day hair

How to Use

Mist over dry, styled hair from roughly ten inches away for an even veil of scent, or spray once onto your brush and pull it through for a softer finish. Reach for it on second-day hair to revive a style, or as the last step on a fresh blowout. Do not rinse.

Scent is the most personal thing you’ll wear, which is why we’d rather you meet this one in person. Feel it settle on your own hair here at the Studio Beige atelier in Destin, let it warm through the afternoon, then slip a bottle into your bag on the way out. A little Paris mystery, waiting for you on the Emerald Coast.