TRUDON | Mortel EDP GABRIEL CANDLE Pourquoi naître esclave (Why born

Pourquoi naître esclave (Why born a slave) is the name given by sculptor and painter Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827-1875) to a series of busts he created around 1870

the sunny Cyrnos villa welcomed the flamboyant upper crust of early-20th century high society

leaving an air of mystery and intrigue around the body

it sculpts the Calabrian landscape without a touch of bitterness

sensory experience

TRUDON | Mortel EDP GABRIEL CANDLE Pourquoi naître esclave (Why bornSkins heat up against one another, placing sensuality at the heart of Mortel; more, frankincense, myrrh and benzoin reveal the erotic spell of pure Cistus. Head Notes Pimento, Black Pepper Heart Notes Mystikal, Somalian Frankincense Base Notes Benzoin Resin, Pure Cistus, Myrrh 100ml Simply named TRUDON, the new perfume line still claims references to religion, royalty and revolution. And yet breaks free from them. Three highly praised perfumers Lyn