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Trouble, Boucheron
Amber · 2004

Trouble

by Boucheron
Rating4.3 ★ 1,324 votes
GenderWomen
Year2004
AmberWhite FloralCitrus
Best for winterNighttime wear
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The pyramid

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Top / Heart / BaseThe three tiers of the pyramid: first impression, the character, and the long-lasting foundation.More in Learn →
5 notes
topfirst impression
LemonDyer’S Greenweed
heartthe character
Jasmine
basethe foundation
AmberCedar

Accord radar

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AccordA blend of notes the nose perceives as one unified smell - like a chord made of musical notes.More in Learn →
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AmberWhite FloralCitrusYellow FloralWoodyAromaticFreshAnimalic
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Main accords

top 10
Amber
White Floral
Citrus
Yellow Floral
Woody
Aromatic
Fresh
Animalic
Powdery
Sweet

Community profile

community votes
Season
spring
12%
summer
8%
fall
38%
winter
41%
Time of day
day
36%
night
64%

Smells similar

by scent profile
87% match
Into the Night Bath & Body Works
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amber
86% match
Into The Night Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works
amber
84% match
Absolutely Irresistible Givenchy
Givenchy
white floralpatchouli
84% match
Chanel N°5 Elixir Sensuel Chanel
Chanel
white floralyellow floral

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How its notes pair

LemonDyer’S Green…JasmineAmberCedar
topheartbase

Signature pair: Lemon and Cedar

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In plain words

The main accords of Trouble are amber and white floral. It opens with Lemon and Dyer’S Greenweed, reveals Jasmine at its heart, and dries down to Amber and Cedar. People reach for it in autumn and winter, mostly in the evening.

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