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Maison Louis Marie · Sold as unisex
Antidris Lime
The crisp zest of a freshly peeled lime at a bustling market stand in early morning light.
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Antidris LimeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015, Antidris Lime by Maison Louis Marie is a refreshing blend of citrus and aromatic notes that evoke the essence of a bright morning. The fragrance opens with mandarin orange and lime, creating an invigorating freshness that cuts through any lingering sleepiness. As it develops, thyme and basil add a subtle herbal warmth, while lily introduces a gentle floral touch. Amberwood and patchouli anchor the composition with earthy depth, ensuring the scent remains grounded without overpowering.
Apply one or two sprays to the wrists and neck. The mandarin and lime notes are bright but fleeting, so reapply if you want a consistent burst of freshness throughout the day. This fragrance works best during cooler hours, where its invigorating nature can shine without becoming too sharp.
Fig. 01 — Antidris Lime, Maison Louis Marie
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