Take Me Back to Marrakech
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€ 220.00 - Regular price
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€ 22.00 per 10ml
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Citrusy, tart, and juicy, opening with fresh orange blossom and finishing dry, on a chypre base. Fruit at the start, clean skin at the end.
¿A qué huele Take Me Back to Marrakech?
Top notes:
Bitter orange, black currant, green notes.
Heart notes:
Pineapple, neroli, orange blossom, pink pepper.
Base notes:
Patchouli, amber, musk.
Inspiration:
Living Marrakech leaves the impression of a fleeting moment: the red city awakens the desire to feel it again with the same intensity.
Do you want to know more about this perfume?
Opens like a fruit-and-citrus cocktail: bitter orange, blackcurrant, green notes and pineapple, tart and juicy at once. The heart turns toward orange blossom, with neroli and a touch of pink pepper that keeps it fresh and slightly spicy. The base of patchouli, amber and musk is what the house calls a chypre accord, and it leaves a drier, more elegant finish than the opening suggests.
Take Me Back to Marrakech is a citrus and floral extrait de parfum from Marrakech Imperial, signed by Christian Carbonnel for The Moroccan Vibes, the house's collection of seven extraits at 25%. Its starting point is Marrakech as a fleeting moment, the red city that leaves you wanting to return. Marrakech Imperial was born from an Italo-Moroccan duo and designs its bottles in tribute to the maâlems, Morocco's master craftsmen.
It is a daytime citrus perfume for spring and summer, for anyone who wants orange blossom with fruit rather than a creamy white floral. If you are looking for a sweet, powdery orange blossom, this leans green and tart. With Atlas Wood, from the same house, the orange blossom rests on cedar and fig leaf. Cedrat Boise from Mancera shares the blackcurrant and takes it toward woods and leather.
What does Take Me Back to Marrakech smell like?
Take Me Back to Marrakech smells like orange blossom with fruit: bitter orange, blackcurrant, green notes and pineapple in the top notes, neroli and pink pepper in the heart, and a chypre base of patchouli, amber and musk.
Who created Take Me Back to Marrakech?
Take Me Back to Marrakech was created by Christian Carbonnel, also known as Chris Maurice, for The Moroccan Vibes, the Marrakech Imperial collection that the house presents as extraits de parfum at 25%.
What goes well with Take Me Back to Marrakech?
Take Me Back to Marrakech pairs well with Atlas Wood, from Marrakech Imperial, which adds cedar and fig leaf. Cedrat Boise by Mancera shares the blackcurrant and steers the whole composition toward wood and leather.