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Afrique en Fleurs by Réserve en Afrique

Afrique en Fleurs

NewAdded October 21, 2026
  • Cruelty Free
  • Vegan

100ML / 3.4FL OZ - EAU DE PARFUM

In our

Smells like

OrangeGingerRoseIrisBlue ChamomileVanillaDesert SandSandalwood

$190

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In stock at the shop on Grand Avenue. Choose pickup at checkout, or come smell it in person.

565 Grand Ave, Carlsbad, CA 92008

Tue–Sat 11am–6pm · Sun 11am–4pm

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The Story

On a rough dry terrain, amongst the cracks of rocks, enigmatic flowers flourish. A fresh breeze flutters their striking petals while hot sand swirls below. The intense dry heat teases out their extraordinary scent. A land where sweeping vistas reveal desolate earth in all four directions can spur the most magnificent life. Every now and then, great beauty requires great contrasts.

Top
Orange (South Africa), Ginger (Nigeria)
Middle
Rose (Morocco), Iris, Blue Chamomile (Egypt)
Base
Vanilla (Madagascar), Desert Sand, Sandalwood

The House

Réserve en Afrique is a fragrance house based in Dakar, founded by Etienne and his wife Valeria. In 1934 Etienne’s grandfather arrived in Senegal, the same year a nearby forest became a protected reserve, and his family spent decades working on its conservation. Growing up, Etienne learned that scent was deeply tied to his experience of nature. The debut collection, Afrique Extraordinaire, celebrates African botanicals, from Madagascan vanilla and Somali opoponax to Nigerian ginger and Moroccan rose. The fragrances are PETA-listed vegan and cruelty-free, with a beetroot-derived alcohol base and upcycled ingredients. The house gives 5% of its profits to conservation nonprofits in Africa, including Nature Communautés Développement in Senegal and Madagasikara Voakajy in Madagascar.