Maison Louis Marie

No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil

No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil
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Maison Louis Marie

No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil

No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil

Top note: hinoki wood
Mid note: cedarwood, patchouli
Base note: white musk

The scent of this perfume oil is a savory mixture of hinoki wood accord with notes of cedarwood and patchouli, with a strong amber character.

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No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil

0.5 oz / 15 ml
$65
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Highlights

Suitable for

All skin types.

Why we stand behind it

Maison Louis Marie No.02 Le Long Fond Perfume Oil is a roll-on perfume oil named after a nursery in Belgium, founded by Marie′s Grandfather in 1979.

Key fragrance notes: hinoki wood, cedarwood, patchouli, white musk

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The Credo Clean Standard™

Every product we offer meets our industry leading standards for safety and sustainability.

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This product is

Cruelty Free

Vegan

Gluten Free

Soy Free

What is an undertone?

An undertone is the color beneath the surface of your skin, which never changes (even with a tan). There are three types of undertones:

Pink/Cool

I see red or pink undertones around the perimeter of my face and neck.
My skin burns easily, but barely tans.
My skin looks better in silver jewelry than gold.

Neutral

I see both pink and yellow undertones around the perimeter of my face and neck.
My skin sometimes burns and sometimes tans.
My skin looks good in both gold and silver jewelry.

Yellow/Warm

I see yellow or golden undertones around the perimeter of my face and neck.
My skin rarely burns, but tans easily.
My skin looks better in gold jewelry than silver.

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Usage

Use roll-on perfume oil any time you desire. Apply to pulse points (neck, chest and wrists), lightly rolling the ball on the skin to release the fragrance.

Full ingredient list
No.02 Le Long Fond - Perfume oil: Ingredients: fragrance/parfum || carthamus tinctorius (safflower) seed oil || helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil || rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract || citronellol || eugenol || geraniol || limonene || linalool
Fragrance

Hinoki wood, cedarwood, patchouli, and amber.

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This fragrance is comprised of:

essential oils

certified organic fragrance

natural fragrance

naturally-derived fragrance

synthetic fragrance

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Maison Louis Marie

In 1792 Louis Marie Aubert du Petit Thouars was a pioneer in French botanical history. During the French revolution, he was exiled to Madagascar, La Reunion and the Mauritius islands where he discovered a vast array of plant specimens. Ten years later and bearing a collection of over 2000 plants, Louis Marie was finally able to return to France where he was elected a member of the prestigious Académie des Sciences.

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Overall rating: 4.3636365 / 5 from 11 reviews.

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Reviews

"Long wearing, delicious & woody"

— THOMAS (5/5)

Delicious scent, not the most long lasting

"I bought this because it was my favorite scent out of the Maison Louie Marie tester kit. It’s still a great scent, but the oil is not as potent/long lasting as the spray. That being said, I do like the oil application. I also did not expect it to be as small as it is considering the price, but I guess that’s what quality perfume costs!"

— Gabriella I. (3/5)

Sexy, dynamic

"This smell is so sexy, while also feeling fresh and dare I say lady-like? Somehow it feels like it captures mystery and dynamism, while also being simply pleasant."

— Gracie (5/5)

Pretty good

"Wow really nice perfume"

— Fiala (4/5)

Good

"smells find but not my scent"

— Harper (4/5)

I absolutely love the scent.

"I absolutely love the scent. It's fresh and woody without being too warm or spicy. My only qualm is that the top notes fade really quickly and I find that I have to reapply the oil every couple of hours or so."

— Victoria P. (4/5)

My new very favorite scent.

"My new very favorite scent. The oil lasts quite a while without being overpowering."

— Kameron D. (5/5)

Lovely

"It takes so little, but it gives so much. This is like happiness and fresh air and that moment when you make eye contact with a dog in a bottle. Pure joy."

— Kimberly (5/5)

Great scent, complex and not overpowering

"Love the ritual of putting on a perfume oil and how long they last, but be aware a little goes a long way. I find this scent to be more on the masculine side, which I personally love. Musk and cedar really stand out for me. It's deep and earthy. Not a bright, sweet, or floral scent. Great for the winter. It has that smokey, fireplace feel."

— Shannon (5/5)

Scent is nice for the

"Scent is nice for the winter, but probably too strong for the warmer seasons"

— Julia T. (4/5)

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