Lust In Paradise Extrait

Six years after creating the Eau de Parfum, Louise Turner reinterprets Lust In Paradise as an Extrait: a floral woody fruity scent that shifts the original’s peony-lychee softness toward a more constructed rose-fruit structure. Cassis gives the opening a darker, tart fruit effect, while lychee keeps the fruity brightness. Rosyfolia™ and Petalia™ shape the floral core: not as a naturalistic bouquet, but as a modern rose-peony effect with more volume and texture. Ambrox and musks increase diffusion, while Akigalawood adds a dry woody edge that prevents the extrait from becoming too glossy. What distinguishes the Extrait is the change in floral density. The classic Lust In Paradise reads as a musky fruity floral built around white peony, lychee, coconut and soft woods; the Extrait tightens that Riviera sensuality into tart fruit, rose-toned florals and projected woods. It suits those who want a fruit-floral signature with more depth, structure and trail. Lust In Paradise was imagined as a French Riviera fantasy: skin, light and floral pleasure. The Extrait does not repeat that idea at a louder volume; it turns it after dark, replacing soft radiance with richer fruit, rose-peony texture and woody-musky tension.