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Marrakech Intense Parfum
The scent of cardamom and rose intertwining with earthy woods in a bustling Moroccan souk, where aromas mix and mingle.
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Marrakech Intense ParfumHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014 by Aesop, Marrakech Intense Parfum is a fragrance that captures the warmth and complexity of its namesake city. Created by perfumer Barnabe Fillion, it opens with aromatic and citrus notes that give way to a warm spicy heart of cardamom and rose, anchored by woody and powdery undertones. This composition is neither overly sweet nor heavy, striking a balance between the vibrancy of spices and the depth of woods.
Apply this parfum sparingly — the rich, warm notes project well and build on skin over time. It pairs particularly well with layering under a jacket or sweater for an intimate warmth that unfolds throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Marrakech Intense Parfum, Aesop
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Barnabé Fillion
Barnabé Fillion trained in photography before pursuing a thesis on synesthesia and studying naturopathy, phytotherapy, and aromatherapy.
The Marrakech line
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Warmly received so far: loved by 57%, disliked or hated by 2%.


























