Trouble
“Trouble by Boucheron is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women”
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Warmly received so far — a amber, white floral composition with a citrus undertone. Voted best for fall and winter wear, leaning feminine.
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Trouble by Boucheron is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Trouble was launched in 2004. The nose behind this fragrance is Jacques Cavallier Belletrud. Top notes are Lemon and Dyer’s Greenweed; middle note is Jasmine; base notes are Amber and Cedar. New Boucheron perfume especially represents the trouble for men since it is very dangerous. Here, everything begins even before the very pleasure of sense of smell. Bottle has ultimately elaborated design: gold, precious emerald on the lid and dark ruby glass…The bottle speaks much about the character of the perfume before the very scent. The perfume is fresh oriental, but the troubles begin from the first impressive notes which lead into ravishing floral heart of the perfume. Passionate woodsy notes are getting involved with deep and sensual floral melody. That involvement gives a powerful nature to the perfume. Trouble is available in Eau de Toilette (50 and 100 ml), Eau de Perfume (15 ml) in spray with glamorous spraying pump. The perfume was introduced in 2004.
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A Signature Fragrance
Amber
Amber is an olfactory illusion, conjured from labdanum, benzoin, vanilla, and other resins to evoke the sun-soaked warmth of the Mediterranean coast. Its scent is both earthy and sweet, with a powdery undertone that mimics the richness of ancient incense.
Cedar
Cedar, sourced from various species of coniferous trees, exudes a deep, resinous aroma with hints of sweetness and wood smoke. Its scent is both comforting and grounding, reminiscent of old libraries or the quiet solitude of a forest. This versatile note has long been favored for its ability to blend seamlessly into complex compositions without overpowering other ingredients.
Jasmine
Jasmine, with its rich, sweet scent that hints at honeyed nectar and delicate white flowers, originates from tropical and subtropical regions. Its fragrance is complex, ranging from fresh and green in the top notes to a deep, creamy heart that can be both powdery and slightly spicy.
Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud
Founding perfumer · 228 fragrances · b. 1962 · French
“I was born in Grasse. I learned to smell before I learned to read.”
Jacques Cavallier Belletrud is the master perfumer at Louis Vuitton and one of the most accomplished noses in the industry. Born in Grasse into a family of perfumers — his father worked at the legendary Chiris factory — he literally grew up among the raw materials of his craft. Before joining Louis Vuitton in 2012 to create the house's debut fragrance collection, he composed classics including Issey Miyake's L'Eau d'Issey and Stella McCartney's eponymous scent. At Vuitton, he works from an atelier in Grasse called Les Fontaines Parfumées, creating fragrances of breathtaking natural beauty.
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