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It starts with cinnamon and pink pepper, a warm, sparkling opening that acacia lightens. In the heart, jasmine and violet come in, tender florals, and vanilla begins to round everything out. The base is cashmere wood, tonka bean, and a velvety musk: skin, softness, and a sweet trail that stays close.
Magie Rouge is a musk, spicy, and floral perfume from Marrakech Imperial, in extrait de parfum and signed by Christian Carbonnel, perfumer for the The Moroccan Vibes collection (extraits at 25%, according to the house). The brand describes it as an oriental spicy musk and dedicates it to the exuberant rhythm of the city of Marrakech.
It works day and night, better in cool weather than in strong heat. It will suit you if you like sweet spices and skin musks, without a dominant floral note; if you're looking for something citrusy or very clean, this isn't the one. For layering, Bohème Chic, by the same perfumer, adds iris and rice powder over the same vanilla; Roses Musk from Montale shares musk and floral notes and adds rose.
What does Magie Rouge smell like?
Magie Rouge smells of cinnamon and pink pepper in the opening, jasmine, violet and vanilla in the heart, and a base of cashmere wood, tonka bean and velvety musk. It is a spicy and floral musk.
Who created Magie Rouge de Marrakech Imperial?
Magie Rouge is signed by Christian Carbonnel, the perfumer behind the The Moroccan Vibes collection by Marrakech Imperial. It is an extrait de parfum, and the house states a concentration of 25% for the entire collection.
What does Magie Rouge go with?
Magie Rouge goes with Bohème Chic, by the same perfumer, which adds iris and rice powder over the vanilla, and with Roses Musk by Montale, which shares the musk and takes it toward rose.
Is Magie Rouge sweet?
Magie Rouge has a sweet touch of vanilla and tonka bean, but it is balanced by cinnamon, pink pepper and musk. It feels warmer and more spicy than gourmand.

