Nuit Rouge 45°

AN ODE TO OPULENCE

The new signature perfumes collection with 20% fragrance concentration

The night comes alive - bold, enigmatic, cloaked in red. It captivates with mystery and draws in striking silhouettes in search of luxury, refinement and raw sensation.

Trudon dares to explore complexity with this collection. Nuit Rouge explores mysterious accords, addictive and carnal notes, and intense scents imbued with magic. This collection is richly scented, filled with intrigue and seduction.

Amber Vanilla 20%

45° flirts with a rising temperature: this original fragrance suggests passion and desire. Built around a trio of vanilla, it achieves sensuality, unleashes the passions, and reveals the carnal facets.

« Inspired by the idea of fusing the richness of vanilla with that of a balmy honey, I sought to express the warmth, sensuality and elegance of vanilla through a complex, nuanced trio.

45° brings together the animalic notes of Madagascar vanilla, the liquorish facets of CO2 vanilla and the creamy, floral sweetness of ex-girofle vanillin.

In the heart, Laos benzoin adds a sensual, mysterious dimension, which honey-base notes complement.

45° explores the creamy sweetness of vanilla, the resinous richness of benzoin and the intoxicating warmth of honey. »

Addictive, it offers an audacious reinterpretation of vanilla, unfolding in subtle and playful ways, bringing an unexpected twist to the voluptuousness of a light, already delicious, vanilla.

"Inspired by the idea of fusing the richness of vanilla with that of a balmy honey, I sought to express the warmth, sensuality and elegance of vanilla through a complex, nuanced trio.

45° brings together the animalic notes of Madagascar vanilla, the liquorish facets of CO2 vanilla and the creamy, floral sweetness of ex-girofle vanillin.

In the heart, Laos benzoin adds a sensual, mysterious dimension, which honey-base notes complement.

45° explores the creamy sweetness of vanilla, the resinous richness of benzoin and the intoxicating warmth of honey. "