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Marlou · Sold as unisex
Heliodose
A sunlit conservatory where sunlight filters through leaves, illuminating the delicate petals of white flowers.
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HeliodoseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Heliodose by Marlou is a Floral fragrance that was launched in 2025 and developed by perfumer Stephanie Bakouche. This composition begins with the crisp freshness of green notes before evolving into a lush white floral bouquet, which is then grounded by musky and animalic undertones. The sweet accents add a touch of warmth without overpowering the overall balance, creating an intricate interplay that feels both modern and lasting.
Apply Heliodose lightly to pulse points and allow it to settle for a few minutes before leaving. The green top notes are fleeting but impactful, so don't overdo it — let the musky base evolve naturally throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Heliodose, Marlou
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Stephanie Bakouche
Stéphanie Bakouche, born in Paris, decided at age five that she wanted to create perfumes.
Designer Marlou
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