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Marrakech Intense Eau de Toilette
The scent of cardamom and cloves wafting through a Moroccan spice stall, where earthy woods blend with soft florals.
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Marrakech Intense Eau de ToiletteHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014, Marrakech Intense Eau de Toilette by Aesop is a fragrance that captures the essence of an aromatic and spicy journey through the Moroccan city. Created by perfumer Barnabé Fillion, this composition opens with bright bergamot and cardamom before diving into a heart of rose and jasmine, eventually settling into a base of sandalwood and cedar. The interplay between these notes creates a warm, woody aroma that evokes the rich textures and fragrances of Marrakech's vibrant streets.
Apply one or two sprays to the pulse points — the aromatic top notes are bright but short-lived. The woody base develops over time, so it's best to let this fragrance settle into your skin for an hour before heading out.
Fig. 01 — Marrakech Intense Eau de Toilette, Aesop
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Barnabé Fillion
Barnabé Fillion trained in photography before pursuing a thesis on synesthesia and studying naturopathy, phytotherapy, and aromatherapy.
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