Parfums de Marly Herod

Top Notes
❖ Cinnamon
❖ Pepper

Heart Notes
❖ Tobacco Leaf
❖ Incense
❖ Ciste (smells warm, musky, and slightly sweet resin)
❖ Osmanthus

Base Notes
❖ Vanilla Pods
❖ Musk
❖ Woody accord
❖ Patchouli

Each full size perfume will include a sample vial of your fragrance.

Use this “Fragrance Insurance” for a few days before opening the full size bottle, as we are not able to accept returns on fragrances that have been opened or used. If you decide you don’t love the fragrance after using the Fragrance Insurance sample, you’re welcome to exchange or return your unopened and unused full-size fragrance within 14 days of receiving an account balance refund.

Note, this does not apply to roll-on perfumes and Mad et Len fragrances.

❖ Apply as little or as much as you desire to the hills and valleys of your body. Neck and wrists are common places to apply, but you can also try out behind your knees or in the crook of your arm.
❖ Keep out of direct sunlight and/or heat.

Samples are final sale, non-returnable items. Samples are brand-provided or made fresh daily by hand. In-house samples are made using a standard 2 fl oz sample vials filled with 18 sprays (volume varies). Samples are not available for roll-on perfumes. Authenticity guaranteed.

Julien Sprecher began his journey 20 years ago when niche perfumery was emerging as a sector, responding to the standardization that was happening in traditional perfumery. He wanted to join this movement, confident that he had something to offer. He wanted to build a Haute-Perfumery Maison where tradition matches the present, and in 2009, Parfums de Marly began.

Parfums de Marly puts it simply, "Founder and Creative Director Julien Sprecher’s love of perfumery and history is innate. With Parfums de Marly, he expresses his passion for the olfactory creation and the splendor of the 18th century, through a temporal duality that embodies the spirit of the brand: "A juxtaposition of the present and past as coexisting and unexpected sources of inspiration." A lavish extravagance filtered through a contemporary vision. For Julien Sprecher, classic is always audacious."