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Holiday collection
Versailles, a Christmas evening in the 18th century
Everywhere the eye falls, light dances in the mirrors. In the hearth, the fire crackles, giving way to the ballet of flames. In the richly decorated Hall of Mirrors of the Château de Versailles, the firelight reflects and multiplies, reverberating endlessly.
Through the La Nuit des Glaces collection (the Night of Mirrors), the spirit of Trudon revives scents of burning wood and sweet treats. With a breath of wax or a powdery trail, the winter solstice takes on an air of splendor.
Everywhere the eye falls, light dances in the mirrors. In the hearth, the fire crackles, giving way to the ballet of flames. In the richly decorated Hall of Mirrors of the Château de Versailles, the firelight reflects and multiplies, reverberating endlessly.
Through the La Nuit des Glaces collection (the Night of Mirrors), the spirit of Trudon revives scents of burning wood and sweet treats. With a breath of wax or a powdery trail, the winter solstice takes on an air of splendor.
Olfactive Pyramid
The First Breath Head Notes
- Bitter Orange
- Ceylan Cinnamon
- Mandarin
- Grapefruit
The Character Heart Notes
- Cinnamon
- Cardamom
- Clove
- Orange
- Chinese Osmanthus
The Trail Base Notes
- Benzoin Resin
- Cistus
- Musk
- Myrrh
- Bourbon Vanilla
The vision of Maison Trudon
The Creative Director Hugo Ferroux
"In the eighteenth century, the Royal Mirror Manufactory created the mirrors that would come to define the splendour of the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles. What could better capture the flicker of a flame than a mirror, reflecting its movement and magnifying its radiance?
I wanted to celebrate this flame : The flame of history, of craftsmanship, of transmission, and of the mystery that has always surrounded it."
The Perfumer Emmanuel Philip
Originally from Grasse and the son of a perfumer, Emmanuel Philip grew up surrounded by scents and raw materials that would nurture his passion. From an early age, he chose to follow this family legacy, devoting his life to the art of olfactory creation.
