Aphélie – Eau de Parfum

Trudon – the Parisian house whose story began in 1643 as a candle maker and which now composes perfumes with the same care. Aphélie is named after the aphelion – the point at which a celestial body is furthest from the sun.

Aphélie is green, rosy and mossy – a rose in the shade. Rose essence and green ivy open fresh and leafy, blackcurrant bud and moss meet in the heart, before sandalwood and tonka bean lay a soft, warm base.

Aphélie suits spring and autumn, by day and by night. A unisex scent for anyone who prefers their roses green and cool rather than sweet and romantic.

What makes Aphélie special for us is exactly that image: she lights up at the point furthest from the sun, Trudon writes – and Antoine Lie lets the rose glow accordingly, cool, green and mysterious, tied to nature rather than the boudoir.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this scent.

What does Aphélie smell like?

Aphélie opens with rose and green ivy, shows blackcurrant bud and moss in the heart and settles into sandalwood and tonka bean.

How does Aphélie feel?

Aphélie wears fresh, bitter-green and mysterious – a rose with forest floor beneath its feet.

When do you wear Aphélie?

Aphélie suits spring and autumn, day and evening.

Which scent might I like if I like Aphélie?

If you love the blend of blackcurrant, rose and greenery in Aphélie, try Aamal Métallique by Spirit of Dubai – cassis, petitgrain, rose and lily of the valley create an equally green, floral freshness.

Still unsure? Discover Aphélie as a sample first – the sample price is credited when you buy the full size.