Loubicroc

Loubicroc is a soft, woody-amber fragrance with a powdery, slightly spicy character, centered around myrrh, cypriol oil (or nagarmotha), and sandalwood. It unfolds with a balsamic, grassy warmth and develops into a smooth, nearly vanilla-like creaminess despite no vanilla in the notes. The scent is linear and intimate—close to the skin with moderate sillage that never projects far. It’s often described as retro, lavish, and reminiscent of vintage amber or church incense in its smoky warmth, though not as bold as some parallels like Myrrh & Tonka or L'Heure Verte. The performance is notably underwhelming for its price point: it lingers only moderately to a few hours, and can fade quickly, especially on dry skin or when layered. The bottle and packaging are widely praised as beautiful, but the scent itself receives little justification for its premium cost. Many feel it lacks distinctiveness, even if aesthetically compelling. It suits those seeking a subtle, soft, and rare scent for cooler weather or intimate settings, particularly if they’re drawn to warm, spiced ambers with powdery dry down.