Lolita Lempicka Mon Petit for Mother and Baby

Mon Petit by Lolita Lempicka is a new environmentally friendly fragrance intended for mothers and infants. The fragrance Mon Petit is defined as floral, fresh and musky and was developed with baby’s skin sensitivity in mind.

Floating Gentleness Mon Petit Lolita Lempicka

The unique Lolita Lempicka perfume for mommies and their little one. Mon Petit's opening note is marshmallow with anise, the aroma of linden petals, freesia and orange blossom as a heart note, and lastly dragee (sugared almond) and white musk as a dry down note.

The cloud-shaped bottle will make a beautiful addition to the baby's room! This fragrance is vegan, alcohol-free, free from sun filters, stabilizers and colorants. To respect the sensitive skin of babies, it also does not contain essential oil or natural extract that may be allergenic or toxic. Finally, it benefits from the eco-responsible One Voice label.

Price: 50 euros for the 80 ml bottle, 60 euros for the box with the organic cotton rabbit blanket.

Lolita Lempicka Mon Petit will be available for sale from mid-November 2020.

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