Etat Libre D'Orange I'am Trash - Les Fleurs du Dechet unisex eau de parfum combines fruity, floral and woody elements. According to the manufacturer, it was created using upcycled waste materials from the flower, wood and food industries.

Scent and composition

I'am Trash is an eau de parfum launched in 2018. The fragrance composition was created by perfumer Daniela Andrier, also known as Daniela Roche Andrier. The fragrance was developed in collaboration with Givaudan.

• The top notes consist of apple essence, bitter orange and green mandarin.
• The heart combines rose absolute, Gariguette strawberry and Iso E Super.
• The base contains Atlas cedarwood, Sandalore and Akigalawood.
• The raw materials used include once-processed rose petals.
• Previously distilled wood chips and leftover apples, oranges and strawberries from the food industry were also used in production.

The specifically described layers will allow you to assess whether the combination of citrus and apple with rose, strawberry and a woody base suits you.

Packaging

• This variant has a volume of 100 ml.
• The eau de parfum comes in spray form.

About the brand

The perfume house Etat Libre d'Orange was founded by Etienne de Swardt in 2006. The brand name references the South African Orange Free State and the birthplace of its founder. The brand places emphasis on originality, creative freedom and unconventional fragrance compositions without predetermined constraints. The product was also created in collaboration with the creative agency Ogilvy Paris.

I'am Trash thus places the use of upcycled materials within the creative approach on which Etat Libre d'Orange builds its identity.