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Herbes Troublantes
Eau de parfum
An eau de Cologne lying down in the wild grass, wrapped in a cottony musk.
Herbes Troublantes, formerly known as Un Dimanche à la Campagne, revisits the spirit of the Cologne. Calabrian bergamot sparkles at the opening, and a bouquet of aromatic herbs — thyme, rosemary — comes to jostle orange blossom.
A veil of soft, cottony musk wraps everything, like white linen dried in the sun. A fresh, tender aromatic, ideal for warm days and weekends in the open air.
Fragrance notes
- NotesThe materials named
The house names its notes without sorting them into top, heart and base. Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Spring
- Summer
Moments
- Day
Herbes Troublantes in detail
Herbes Troublantes belongs to L'Art & La Matière, Guerlain's collection in which each fragrance starts from a material and an artistic emotion. It imagines an eau de Cologne stretching out among wild herbs: a fresh, luminous aromatic fragrance wrapped in a cottony musk.
Guerlain lists its notes without sorting them into stages. Bergamot brings the citrus freshness of an eau de Cologne. Thyme and rosemary add aromatic herbs, dry and sunny. Orange blossom softens the whole, and musk gives it a soft, cottony texture that extends the freshness.
Herbes Troublantes is worn by day, in spring and summer: in the morning, at the office, on holiday, or after a walk through the scrubland.
Three aromatic fragrances in our catalogue come close: Absinthe Boréale by Maison Crivelli shares musk, with absinthe and juniper; Pacific Rock Moss by Goldfield & Banks finds musk again around a coastal moss; Sedley by Parfums de Marly pairs bergamot and musk with mint and pine.
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