Hotel Du Louvre
Fragrance notes
Character
Hotel Du Louvre opens with bright bergamot and sharp galbanum. The citrus is clear and immediate, while the galbanum adds a bitter green edge that keeps the opening from feeling sweet. This is a crisp start that feels clean and upright, suited to a morning walk through a city street or a bright office space filled with natural light.
Lavender and geranium form the heart. The lavender carries a dry, herbal tone rather than a soft or powdery one, and the geranium adds a fresh spicy facet that bridges the green top notes to the earthy base. The composition stays aromatic throughout, never leaning heavy or warm, and the mossy accord gives it a natural texture that feels grounded and composed.
Patchouli and moss settle in last. The patchouli here is earthy and woody, not dark or sweet, and the moss reinforces the green character that runs through the entire fragrance. Together they create a dry, herbal finish that stays close to the skin in feel. The overall impression is aromatic, green, and citrus-led, with lavender and moss as the final notes you notice.
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