Trudon’s room sprays are available in their most iconic signature scents, housed in beautiful hand-made glass bottles from Tuscany. Each bottle comes with the option of a regular atomiser, or if you want something a little more opulent, a gold puffer atomiser.
The room sprays can simply be spritzed in the air around your space – and if you already have one of your Cire Trudon candles burning, they accentuate and elongate the scent throw. They can also be spritzed on your soft furnishings to give your couch, cushions and curtains a breathtaking aroma.
SALTA
Part of Cire Trudon’s Belle Matieres Collection, a geographic fragrant odyssey. The collection travels back to the origins of rare perfumes: it delves into the rich hours of botanical discoveries and reveals the genesis of grand olfactory adventures.
Considered by the Chinese as one of the three holy fruits with peach and lemon, the grapefruit was a symbol of prosperity and fertility. Also highly prized by the Greeks and the Romans, the hesperide has a crisp freshness: known for its rich terroir and unique soil, the Salta region enhances the citrus’ intensity. Blended with verbena and hyacinth, the grapefruit fragrance is aromatic.
NOTES
Top: Verbena
Middle: Grapefruit
Base: Hyacinth
HOW IT SMELLS
Salta is the most glorious take on a bright, juicy, grapefruit. It has a beautiful warmth to it, a sweet, fruity tang that shines through and ensures that the grapefruit doesn’t take on a tartness. An incredibly refreshing and uplifting citrus scent.
LORE LOVES
Salta gives us the joyous fruity citrus note that we love and makes us think of summer days lazing in the sun, filling up on refreshing fruit. We really, really enjoy the grapefruit sweet juicy burst of energy that comes from this fragrance.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Founded in 1643, Trudon is the oldest wax manufacturer in the world.
In 1640s Paris, Claude Trudon, a convenience store owner, began to make tapered candles with a new methodology he had developed, utilising a special blend of beeswax and vegetable wax. His high-quality candles rapidly gained popularity, as they didn’t warp, smoke or splutter, and therefore didn’t cause fires!
In 1702, Trudon opened a factory so that their highly sought-after candles could be manufactured on a larger scale. Before long, their secret wax formula (still used today!) attracted the attention of the Crown. The house of Trudon became the candle provider to the Royal Court of Louis XIV, as well as many of the great churches of France. Louis XIV was so impressed with their candles that he issued a seal of approval with his official family crest. This crest can now be seen affixed to every Trudon product, with the addition of the motto “Deo regique laborant”, which means: “they (the bees) work for God and the King”, a nod to the creature that made their successful wax formula possible!
By the mid-17th century, Trudon had become the largest wax manufacturer in France. As candle makers to the Royal Court, Trudon were commissioned to make candles for many French icons – from Louis XIV to Marie Antoinette to Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon actually commissioned Trudon to make a candle for the birth of his son – rumoured to be the only gift he ever gave him – a black candle made in his likeness, adorned in gold.
Fast forward to 2007 when the house took the name Trudon and became the leading specialist in manufacturing perfumed candles. All their candles are still hand-made, using traditional production methods akin to those Claude Trudon would have used in the 1600s. In their Normandy factory, each candle is hand-poured into hand-blown vessels from Tuscany. Today, Trudon has extended their range to a line of genderless perfumes in addition to their variety of options for luxuriously fragrancing your space.
