CardamomOpens with
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Loubirouge
A dimly lit cabaret where cardamom spices up the atmosphere and vanilla lingers in the air like a whispered secret.
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LoubirougeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020 and crafted by Marie Salamagne, Loubirouge is an Oriental Spicy fragrance that captures the essence of a glamorous Parisian cabaret. The top note of cardamom adds a spicy kick, while the heart of iris brings a touch of sophistication. Settling into a base of vanilla, it evokes the sweet warmth of a cozy night out. This composition is both bold and intimate, much like the high heels that inspired its creation.
One or two sprays are sufficient to capture its warm, spicy character. The fragrance develops best close to skin, so apply directly on pulse points for an intimate experience throughout the evening.
Fig. 01 — Loubirouge, Christian Louboutin
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Marie Salamagne
Florals reimaginedMarie Salamagne is a perfumer at Firmenich whose name has become synonymous with some of the most talked-about fragrances of the past decade.
Designer Christian Louboutin
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