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At the meeting of the sea and the mountains, where the aromatic herbs of nepita and citrus scents mingle with a floral bouquet and marine notes.

Enjoy a real therapeutic immersion through a real journey to the heart of the wild maquis between citrus fruits, lavender, geranium and cistus. This range of 16 scents is beneficial for the mind and body, it will bring you soothing, comforting and de-stressing sensations.

A small village located in the heart of a large reserved and emblematic area in the Mediterranean, where sea fench, immortelle and mastic trees are mixed. A perfect mix between Sea and Maquis with the scent of wild orange, melon and the freshness of citron.

In the early morning, as he approached the Corsican coast, the emperor recognized his native island by its perfume: the scents of lemon, patchouli and juniper berries perfumed the shores. A tribute to this legendary man, a fragrance of character and subtlety.

An intimate fragrance for Marie that recalls childhood, the smell of her grandfather and walks through Lumio's famous citrus fruits. A fresh morning scent with notes of orange blossom, neroli and lemon mixed with spices with ginger, cloves and basil.

The masterful limestone cliffs of Bonifacio where winds and tides break. An airy fragrance where citrus scents mingle with spicy rose notes of ginger, cloves and juniper on a delicate base of white musk.

The emotion of a perfume during a morning hike around laricio pine, juniper, mastic tree and wild mint mixing the emblematic woody scents of the Alta Rocca forest and its torrents.

The masterful limestone cliffs of Bonifacio where winds and tides break. An airy fragrance where citrus scents mingle with spicy rose notes of ginger, cloves and juniper on a delicate base of white musk.

Balagna, a fragrance that Marie wanted to capture for its sweet and pure fragrance of walks in the region of her childhood. The Balagne and its Corsican gardens filled with paths of olive trees, citrus fruits and almond blossoms. A souvenir of bouquets that her great-grandmother kept on her sideboard.