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YOUR COURSE
FLUFFY. SEDUCTIVE. BOOZY. VICE.
EXPERIENCE NOTES
COCONUT
COFFEE | NUTS | DAVANA
CASTOREUM | BLACK VANILLA | RUM | VANILLA | CARAMEL | AMBROXAN | ALMOND
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UNIVERS: FOOD | SEX
EXTRAIT DE PARFUM | 35%
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INTRODUCING
ANNE-SOPHIE BEHAGEL
An incredible vibe. Serious talent.
Anne is the perfumer behind our fragrance CRISPY PORN.
Her portfolio includes collaborations with brands such as BDK Parfums, L’Orchestre Parfum, Versatile Paris, Obvious, Sora Dora, Room 1015, BornToStandOut and now she’s brought her craft together with the vision of OURTE.
Thanks to Anne, CRISPY PORN is literally good enough to eat — insanely alluring, provocative and, above all, unforgettable.
Just like Anne herself.
INSPIRATION
WAFFLES. POPCORN.
AND A BEAVER.
Just like the story of the fragrance says.
Exactly how it was meant to smell.
Waffles with caramel popcorn.
Vanilla soaked in rum.
Topped with coconut.
But above all, one ingredient (Castoreum) that took this fragrance into another dimension.
We call it “beaver extract.” But don’t panic.
No beavers were harmed.
In nature, this ingredient is found in the anal glands of beavers. Today, it is produced synthetically.
This controversial ingredient gives the fragrance an animalic, leathery edge that grabs your attention.
It makes the fragrance far more complex and you could even call it slightly aphrodisiac.
*no beavers were harmed
FEEL THE DIFFERENCE
OURTE EXPERIENCE
LONG-LASTING | FULL-BODIED
Our “Extrait de Parfum” collection contains
30–35% perfume oil.
FRENCH PERFUMERS
Our fragrances are created in collaboration with professional perfumers in France.
MADE IN FRANCE
Designed in Czechia.
GOURMAND 2.0
Layered. Complex. Dark.
Addictive. Remixed. With a twist.
OLFACTORY ORGY
Explore. Combine. Find the twist.
Experimentation can go far.
But the result still has to be worth experiencing.
ONE MONTH AGING. ONE INTENSE EXPERIENCE.
We give every composition time to settle and come together.
