Eau de parfum 30ml Il y a 7 produits.

How to use perfume properly? 

Putting on perfume seems simple, but it is advisable to know a few tips to find the right balance. 

Where to apply your perfume?

At Rose et Marius we recommend spraying your perfume on your pulse points, it is in these places that the body gives off the most heat and therefore the perfume will be much better impregnated.

You can find the inside of the wrists, under the lobe and in the crook of the neck, "Perfume likes heat."

Did you know that perfume stays on the skin better than on fabrics? So don't just spray it on your clothes. 

How do you put on your perfume?

To combine business with pleasure, it is advisable to take a shower before putting on perfume: perfume holds better when put on damp skin.

Keep the bottle about ten centimetres away from your skin, and avoid being heavy-handed! Eau de parfum is more concentrated than eau de toilette :)

For those who prefer a more discreet fragrance, you can send a few spritzes into the air in front of you, to form a cloud that you'll walk through to delicately impregnate yourself. 

Our first fragrance....

The fig tree is one of the olfactory memories of the designer's childhood.

The fig tree fragrance of Rose et Marius required two years of work with our Master Perfumer in Grasse to recreate this fragrance exactly.

We recreated the smell of the fig tree leaf in summer. As if you were lying down under this hundred-year-old tree to take a nap in the shade.

Take a break from your hectic life and take a fragrant nap in the shade of the fig tree.

We have created a fragrant accord of the freshness of this green and woody note with a bouquet of white flowers.

Tuberose, lily of the valley, hyacinth and white lilac bring a feminine and elegant note.

Completed by a woody (Indian Sandalwood) and musky (White Musk) note.

An incomparable fragrance, a true ode to summer and the nostalgia of childhood.

Like all our eaux de parfum, this fragrance is available in solid soap, liquid soap and scented candle.