Trouble in Heaven

Nevertheless, it should be known that the house has also moved into the perfumery sector. Furthermore, Christian Louboutin has just unveiled the creation of three new fragrances, including the mysterious and charismatic Trouble In Heaven.

The seductive charisma of the Louboutin woman

The house of Louboutin was founded in January 1964 in Paris. Particularly famous for its shoes and handbags, it very often reveals the image of a sexy woman. Indeed, the house has specialized more particularly in the creation of high-heeled pumps, which does nothing but give a more elongated silhouette to the women wearing its pieces. Likewise, Louboutin had chosen the charming Dita Von Teese as a burlesque and charming model. She did not hesitate to pose in underwear on the Christian Louboutin website, which greatly contributed to people talking about her. Also, it would almost seem that Louboutin drew inspiration this time from this divine creature to create its perfume. The Trouble In Heaven woman appears there more rebellious and charismatic than ever. She plunges us into a world bordering on the dreamlike. Nevertheless, do not believe you are heading to paradise… As the name of this juice indicates, it rather aims to draw you into the depths of hell, where temptation burns! Trouble In Heaven is a juice that ignites the fire. It is as mysterious as it is seductive, thus playing a dangerous game that you might well enjoy giving in to.

The striking contrasts of the Trouble In Heaven fragrance

Trouble In Heaven is a fragrance that alone reveals all the complexity of feminine character. It opens with an invigorating and particularly fresh blend. Furthermore, Trouble In Heaven contains bergamot, a fruit belonging to the citrus family with a tangy aspect but devoid of bitterness. Likewise, calone is added to this freshness, making it more aquatic. From there, Trouble In Heaven develops toward a more floral and elegant heart. It contains iris, a flower among the noblest in perfumery, releasing powdery effluvia here. Rose, for its part, underscores the absolute femininity of this fragrance. Nevertheless, for Trouble In Heaven, it reveals itself more insolent. Do not be fooled by its silky petals, you might well get scratched by its sharp thorns! Moreover, this darker effect only intensifies. Trouble In Heaven ends with a base that is more amber and structured by the mysterious presence of patchouli. Likewise, cistus and tonka bean further enrich this syrupy recipe, making it creamier and more enveloping. The whole is then presented in a bottle resembling a true sculpture. It is notably offered in a gradient evolving from a sun-kissed beige to an amethyst purple.