GUERLAIN Herbes Troublantes Eau de Parfum

Herbes Troublantes Eau de Parfum by Guerlain
Olfactive Family: Aromatic Musky Cologne
Gender: Unisex
Mood: Bucolic, airy, and softly mischievous
Season: Made for spring rambles and sun-flecked summer afternoons, yet reviving whenever you crave country air

Key Notes

Top Notes: Calabrian Bergamot, Thyme, Rosemary, Mint – A sparkling citrus breeze whipped through freshly picked herbs

Heart Note: Orange Blossom – Soft white petals brightening the greenery with gentle, soapy purity

Base Notes: Cottony Musks – A clean, feather-light veil that lingers like a linen shirt warmed by the sun

Fragrance Profile
Herbes Troublantes revisits the classic Eau de Cologne, then tousles its hair with wild herbs and powdery musks. Zesty bergamot glints across thyme, mint and rosemary, capturing the first inhale of meadow air on a lazy Sunday stroll. Orange blossom drifts in next, reminiscent of Marseille soap suds carried on a country breeze. As the day slows, airy white musks settle close to the skin—crisp, comforting, and faintly provocative, like fresh cotton sheets ruffled by a playful gust. The result is both tranquil and quietly stirring: a pastoral interlude salted with mischief.

Perfect for

Lovers of colognes who seek a modern twist of herbaceous lift and cosy musk

Picnic blankets beneath willow trees, post-run cool-downs, or office days that need a breath of field-fresh calm

Anyone wishing to wear the scent of clean linen and green sunshine, softened by Guerlain’s inimitable elegance