Floral
Fruity
Notesblackcurrantcedarwoodgingerjasminepeonyrose
Tags
#sexy
Style
unisex
Russian-French painter Marc Chagall inspired Lovers in Pink with his ecstatic portraits of his wife and muse Bella. Like a champagne bubble, this extrait sparkles with a blackcurrant/lemon/ginger effect. A bouquet of roses, peonies and jasmine glows against a woody background. The result is a declaration of love in all its forms.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A conversation turns flirtatious, and neither person is in a hurry to leave. The tart blackcurrant and ginger bring a quick, playful energy; rose and peony soften it into something more intimate, with a woody backdrop keeping the sweetness composed.
How to wear
The sparkling fruit and airy floral character suggest spring and mild weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or wrists, allowing the extrait’s richness room to develop. In warmer conditions, use a lighter application to keep the bright opening in balance with the flowers and woody base.
Who it’s for
For lovers of rose and peony who prefer their florals brightened by tart fruit rather than wrapped in overt sweetness. It suits a taste for romantic compositions with a lively, slightly spicy opening and a restrained woody foundation.
Release year
2021
Cherigan’s story
Cherigan reconnects the creative spirit of 1920s–1930s Paris with contemporary perfumery. Its revival pairs vintage-inspired design with compositions intended to feel modern rather than nostalgic, using extrait concentration to balance richness, presence and intimacy.
Lovers in Pink’s concept
Lovers in Pink pays tribute to Marc Chagall’s portraits of his wife and muse, Bella, in red, pink and blue. Its sparkling fruit and luminous flowers translate that imagery into a declaration of love. It is a contemporary creation within Cherigan’s revived collection, not a reconstruction of an archival perfume.
Extra info
The champagne-bubble comparison describes the opening’s sparkle; champagne is not a listed ingredient. The fragrance is offered in both a spray bottle and a 15 ml Touch applicator. Its advertised 90% natural-ingredient content refers to the formula’s composition, not its perfume-oil concentration.
Notesblackcurrantcedarwoodgingerjasminepeonyrose
Tags
#sexy
Style
unisex
Russian-French painter Marc Chagall inspired Lovers in Pink with his ecstatic portraits of his wife and muse Bella. Like a champagne bubble, this extrait sparkles with a blackcurrant/lemon/ginger effect. A bouquet of roses, peonies and jasmine glows against a woody background. The result is a declaration of love in all its forms.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A conversation turns flirtatious, and neither person is in a hurry to leave. The tart blackcurrant and ginger bring a quick, playful energy; rose and peony soften it into something more intimate, with a woody backdrop keeping the sweetness composed.
How to wear
The sparkling fruit and airy floral character suggest spring and mild weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or wrists, allowing the extrait’s richness room to develop. In warmer conditions, use a lighter application to keep the bright opening in balance with the flowers and woody base.
Who it’s for
For lovers of rose and peony who prefer their florals brightened by tart fruit rather than wrapped in overt sweetness. It suits a taste for romantic compositions with a lively, slightly spicy opening and a restrained woody foundation.
Release year
2021
Cherigan’s story
Cherigan reconnects the creative spirit of 1920s–1930s Paris with contemporary perfumery. Its revival pairs vintage-inspired design with compositions intended to feel modern rather than nostalgic, using extrait concentration to balance richness, presence and intimacy.
Lovers in Pink’s concept
Lovers in Pink pays tribute to Marc Chagall’s portraits of his wife and muse, Bella, in red, pink and blue. Its sparkling fruit and luminous flowers translate that imagery into a declaration of love. It is a contemporary creation within Cherigan’s revived collection, not a reconstruction of an archival perfume.
Extra info
The champagne-bubble comparison describes the opening’s sparkle; champagne is not a listed ingredient. The fragrance is offered in both a spray bottle and a 15 ml Touch applicator. Its advertised 90% natural-ingredient content refers to the formula’s composition, not its perfume-oil concentration.