In Mérimée's novella and later in Bizet's opera, Carmen is the woman rolling cigarettes in the Seville tobacco factory. And in Latin, carmen means song, but also incantation. It's where the word charm comes from, in fact. Trudon took both stories and put them in a lotion. The blond tobacco accord is the first: the factory, the working hands, the smoke that stays in your hair. The patchouli heart and grained leather notes are the second: the incantation, the charm, the element that creates obsessions. The lotion continues what the soap began: the same fragrance, closer to the skin, slower. The texture is light, absorbs quickly and leaves a silky finish. 97% natural ingredients, shea butter, organic aloe vera juice, glycerin, no colourants.