MFK describes Rouge 540 not in terms of top, heart and base notes, but rather as the interplay between three unique accords, each lending a distinct and instinctive characteristic.

Coming from the pistil of a variety of crocuses, this most expensive spice in the world is nicknamed "red gold". Natural saffron is not used in perfumery because it contains safrol, a highly allergenic compound.

But its effect is reproduced with one of its derivatives, saffronal. Its very powerful perfume is bitter and slightly metallic, blowing hot and cold on the rest of the composition with also a leathery, tarred facet.

Francis Kurkdjian likes to use it in the top layer of a fragrance to break the sweetness of citrus notes. It is often associated with Oud-based perfumes and oriental amber accords.

The "breeze" accord, jasmine and saffron, sits sheer and delicately spiced on the skin, leading way for the cedar-driven blend of woods that make up the robust and crackling "heat" accord.

Finally, a "mineral" accord of ambergris seems simultaneously warm and cool, delivering deceptively straightforward depth to mimic the sophistication of Baccarat Crystal itself. A fragrance that was only meant to belong to 250 of the world's wealthiest collectors

TOP NOTE
: Saffron and Jasmine

HEART NOTE:
Amberwood and Ambergris

BASE NOTE
: Fir Resin and Cedar

How to Use

On clean skin, spray once or twice on desired areas. Do not rub the fragrance on the skin as this will alter how the fragrance develops.

Where to Spray

Spray it on the pulse points

You'll want to apply your fragrance at the following places on your body: wrists, inner arms, lower belly area, back of knees, and earlobes.

These warm spots on your body emit extra body heat, which helps to naturally diffuse a scent.

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