Sweet: The candy apple of Lolita Lempicka The enchanting world of Lolita Lempicka has been unveiled in perfumery since 1997 with the release of Le Premier Parfum. Since then, Lempicka fragrances have ridden the wave of success while cultivating the slightly provocative image of a child-woman finding her way into a temptress.
Sweet Lolita Lempicka Eau de Parfum for women
Released in 2014, Sweet Lolita Lempicka Eau de Parfum draws us once again into a fairy-tale world. Lolita Lempicka's new sugared fruit reveals here a world of gourmand indulgence, where temptation is pushed to the extreme. A pure moment of delight, the sugared fruit is none other than the forbidden fruit, the apple. Deliciously transgressive, the Sweet Lolita Lempicka fragrance is held in a red and gold bottle with an ultra glossy look. As a child-woman, the Lolita Lempicka woman plays at seduction while biting into life with full teeth!
Anne Flipo enchants the world of Sweet Lolita Lempicka
It is the highly talented perfumer Anne Flipo whom the Lolita Lempicka house chose to create its gourmand fragrance. Anne Flipo has also created numerous fragrances for the house, such as Le Parfum Lolita Lempicka, Mon Eau or also Si Lolita. Although Anne Flipo was not born in Grasse, she managed to join the prestigious perfumery school, ISIPCA. Anne Flipo began her career at Créations Aromatics (which became Symrise) before being hired at IFF (International Flavors & Fragrances), where she still works today. Considered one of the most talented perfumers of her generation, Anne Flipo is also sensitive and highly intuitive. She is behind magnificent olfactory successes such as Olympéa by Paco Rabanne, Love Story by Chloé, or also La Vie est Belle by Lancôme.
Sweet Lolita Lempicka Eau de Parfum, between gourmand indulgence and sensuality
Sweet Lolita Lempicka takes flight on the ultra sugared notes of red, crunchy cherry, which pairs with the gourmand quality of the candy apple, immediately immersing us at the heart of addiction. While some believe cherry originates from Asia Minor, its origin remains uncertain, but its cultivation developed in France from the Middle Ages onward. Then Louis XV fell in love with this fruit, thus encouraging the development of new varieties. There are currently around 600 varieties of cherry. The fruit tree, the cherry tree, offers a magnificent white blossom every spring. In perfumery, the cherry note is reproduced in the laboratory.
It releases sugared, fruity, green and almond-like tonalities. Then, the heart of Sweet Lolita Lempicka evolves toward a floral-fruity pairing, combining cocoa and iris. Along with oud, iris is one of the most expensive ingredients in perfumery. It is the rhizomes that are used. Unfortunately, their extraction process is long and costly, which is why iris is so expensive. Today, Italy is the leading iris-producing country, considered the “blue gold” of perfumery. In a composition, iris offers powdery, green tonalities with scents close to violet. Finally, the base of Sweet Lolita Lempicka is meant to be ultra sensual, combining musks and cashmeran, leaving an unforgettable sillage. Shaped like a forbidden fruit, the bottle dressed in vivid red simply makes one want to bite into it…