From L'Artisan Parfumeur, the Voyage à Constantinople candle: "Turkish delight, a bustling spice market, ginger, cedar and leather. Handcrafted in Grasse with the finest raw materials, this scented candle sets a new tone in the home with an intimate diffusion of scent"; currently on markdown, $60 for 250g at L'Artisan in the US.
A one minute spot for L'Artisan Parfumeur home fragrances.
From L’Artisan Parfumeur, bar soap in Mémoire de Roses: "As if freshly picked, the fresh, musky facets of a rose are given space to unfold. Formulated with nourishing ingredients, this soap offers a relaxing bathing experience and leaves its fragrance on the skin." 150g for $37 (that's actually cheaper than a Diptyque soap of the same size! I have not been paying enough attention to inflation!), and you can also find Mémoire de Roses in a hand cream (65 ml for $46) or in a gift set with a 25g soap, hand cream and 50 ml of the fragrance ($175).
You know if I wanted that one I want this one even more: L'Artisan Parfumeur's L'Ambre candle in a special limited edition for Cabana Magazine's 10th anniversary. "With notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and tonka bean, this candle is a true sensory delight. Hand-painted and crafted with care, this candle is an ode to Amber with its perfect blend of spice and sweetness." $250 for 400g at Cabana Magazine.
I never get tired of this. I put it on in the morning and it stays with me all day. People in New York, Europe, and Australia have stopped and asked me what the scent is. Some actually have taken out pieces of paper and written the name down. It has a mixture of spice and floral scents that really works for me. I don’t have to look up the notes — I know what’s in it as soon as I smell it.
— Angélique Kidjo on L’Artisan Parfumeur Timbuktu. Read more in 58 Famous People on Their Favorite Perfume at The Strategist.