Love Kills

Description of the perfume: While the concept of soliflore may suggest a simpler and more linear scent, a single whiff of Love Kills should quickly dispel this idea. Instead, Caroline Dumur created a soliflore flower with a deeply seductive and sharp aroma, a perfume that skillfully plays with the well-known phrase that takes its name from it to present the romantic and dangerous aspects of the great lady of floral perfumes. On the "love" side of things, the perfume opens with a joyful brightness, using the delicious lychee note to introduce the shimmering pinkish rose oxide. While flourishing in the full-bodied romantic Turkish rose extract, we see the darker and more sensual side, the "killer" of the equation — the most provocative floral notes, animal musk, and woody patchouli distillation with a... It is a picture of complete love — joy, hope, intensity, and even longing, all present in the multifaceted beauty of the rose. Ingredients: The perfume opening Turkish rose oil, rose, African shepherd's needle, and amber; the heart of the perfume Turkish rose and patchouli; the base of the perfume consists of amber, musk, and cedar trees. Concentration: Eau de Parfum Perfumer behind the perfume: Caroline Dumur Country: Italy