AldehydesOpens with
Orange BlossomHeart
Mysore SandalwoodDries down to
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Lancôme · Sold as feminine
Marrakech
The intricate patterns of Moroccan tile work, where warm spices and floral notes blend into a comforting embrace.
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MarrakechPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Marrakech by Lancôme was launched in 1946, the creation of renowned perfumer Armand Petitjean. This Oriental Floral fragrance opens with aldehydes and citrus notes that capture a sense of freshness, before transitioning into a heart of orange blossom, Turkish rose, and jasmine. The base is richly layered with mysore sandalwood, tonka bean, ambergris, labdanum, vanilla, benzoin, oakmoss, leather, and musk, evoking the warmth and complexity of Marrakech itself.
Apply Marrakech with confidence — the aldehydes and citrus top notes are bright but short-lived. The rich base notes develop slowly over time, so it’s best to let them settle on your skin for at least an hour before heading out.
Fig. 01 — Marrakech, Lancôme
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Armand Petitjean
Armand Petitjean, born May 20, 1884, into a family of distillers, was initiated into perfumery by François Coty, for whom he worked before founding Lancôme with Guillaume d'Ornano in 1935, presenting five inaugural fragrances at that year's Brussels Universal Expo.
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Warmly received so far: loved by 50%, disliked or hated by 0%.