French perfume No 48 - the equivalent of "L de Lolita Lempicka" - a sensual secret

"French Perfume No. 48 is a composition full of warmth and intensity, created for women who love a distinctive, unique fragrance. Inspired by Lolita Lempicka, L de Lolita Lempicka is the perfect counterpart to the original perfume, delighting with its rich notes and durability. This fragrance perfectly emphasises a woman's sensuality and self-confidence - especially on cooler days and evenings.

The opening notes of juicy bergamot and bitter orange give the composition a fresh, energetic touch. Cinnamon, straw and musk are at the heart of the fragrance, creating a distinctive and slightly oriental depth. The base notes are vanilla, tongapoupe and sandalwood, giving the composition a sweet, woody, enveloping character. French Perfume No. 48 is the perfect substitute to bring an aura of originality to your everyday life.

The fragrance notes of French Perfume No. 48:

• Top notes: bitter orange, bergamot
• Middle notes: cinnamon, straw, musk
• Base notes: vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood

Oriental sweet accords create a deep and memorable fragrance, perfect for women who appreciate unique combinations.

Why choose French perfume No. 48?

• " The equivalent of L de Lolita Lempicka - true to the character of the original
• A replacement for the original perfume - intense fragrance and long-lasting for hours
• Unique combination - citrus notes combined with spices and sweetness
• Perfect for women who love perfumes with character and depth.

When will it work best?

• Winter - the enveloping sweetness of vanilla and tongapupis provides warmth on cold days.
• Autumn - the spicy notes of cinnamon blend beautifully with the autumn aura.
• Day and evening - a versatile choice that will suit both work and a night out

French Perfume No. 48 is the French equivalent of Lolita Lempicka L de Lolita Lempicka, created for women who appreciate expressive, enveloping fragrances with sweet and oriental notes.

*photo on the left is for comparison purposes only.

Discolouration is a natural process caused by exposure to light or heat, as well as the ageing process of perfumes. Discolouration usually does not affect the quality of the fragrance.