LUST IN PARADISE is a fragrance creation built around a luminous, silky, and delicately musky peony. In her Extrait de Parfum version, Louise Turner has enriched the original composition with new ingredients to create a more intense and sensual impression that captures the splendor of sunset on the French Riviera with spicy, warm, and enveloping notes.

Top note: From the very first impression, Louise gives the fragrance a fruity brightness with an accord of blackcurrants that combines the tangy freshness of red berries with a delicate green note. Red ginger then enlivens the composition with a spicy nuance that is lively and luminous. Heart note: In the heart note, the fragrance unfolds into an opulent bouquet of peonies and roses, whose silky petals convey both delicacy and elegance. Base note: Finally, Sambac jasmine lends the composition a luminous intensity and enhances its sunny and radiant character like a golden light warming the floral accord. In the Extrait de Parfum, jasmine sambac lends a radiant intensity and enhances the sunny and radiant character of the composition, like a golden light warming the floral accord. Finally, the musk base of the original creation is enriched with powerful, structured notes of Akigalawood. Finally, the musk base of the original creation is enriched with powerful, structured notes of Akigalawood.

Fragrance notes

• Top notes: Blackcurrant, Pink Pepper, Rose Blossom™, Red Ginger
• Middle notes: Petalia™, Rose Absolute, Jasmine Sambac
• Base notes: Cedarwood Ambrofix™, Musk, Akigalawood

Fragrance notes:

• Floral
• Fruity

Manufacturer info

EX NIHILO PARIS

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Responsible party:

alcohol denat., parfum (fragrance), aqua (water), tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes (otne), hexamethylindanopyran (galaxolide), hydroxycitronellal, benzyl salicylate, trimethylbenzenepropanol, juniperus virginiana oil, citronellol, limonene, citrus aurantium peel oil, rose flower oil/extract, pinene, rose ketones, anethole, geraniol, beta-caryophyllene, linalool, benzyl alcohol

Apply your perfume to your pulse points: neck, inside of your wrists, décolleté. You can also spray a little perfume onto your hair and, of course, your clothes: fabrics tend to retain perfume molecules for a long time.