"Beautiful"
Maison Louis Marie
No.15 Vanille Infinie Eau de Parfum
- Overview
- How to use
- Ingredients
- Sustainable Packaging
- About the brand
Highlights
Suitable for
All skin types
Why we stand behind it
No.15 Vanille Infinie is a warm, uplifting ritual that brings light to the everyday. Rooted in Maison Louis Marie's botanical heritage, Vanille Infinie offers a quiet sense of calm and strength, wrapping you in warmth, confidence and ease.
this product meets
The Credo Clean Standard™
Every product we offer meets our industry leading standards for safety and sustainability.
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Cruelty Free
Sustainable Packaging
Vegan
Gluten Free
Soy Free
Non GMO
Usage
Spray as desired onto pulse points — wrists, neck, or the creases of your elbows and knees — where your body’s warmth allows the scent to bloom.
Full ingredient list
Alcohol Denat., Parfum/Fragrance, Aqua/Water/Eau, *Vanillin, *Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, *Juniperus Virginiana Oil, *Benzyl Benzoate, *Rose ketones
Fragrance
TOP notes: Citron, Evening Jasmine Bloom MID notes: Heliotrope petals, Tonka Bean, Sugared Amber BASE notes: Cashmere Oud, Vanilla Flower, Cloud Musk
Radical Fragrance transparency
Credo believes in your right-to-know.
US law does not require fragrance transparency. Credo requires all brands to categorize the fragrance in each product and encourages full ingredient disclosure.
This fragrance is comprised of:
essential oils
certified organic fragrance
natural fragrance
naturally-derived fragrance
synthetic fragrance
Details
The glass bottle is curbside recyclable once the twist-off sprayer and cap are removed. The box is made from 100% FSC-certified paper and can be recycled with the curbside paper goods.
How to recycle your empties
1. Disassemble and clean all components
2. Pick the right disposal bin
3. Drop off your empties at your nearest Pact bin
1 Product Recycled = 10 Credo Rewards Points
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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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