Mur Mur Rouge is an eau de parfum in Faberlic's women's range, one of several sharing the Mur Mur name. Its notes are described in the catalogue.
The signature scent idea
A signature scent is one fragrance worn consistently enough that people associate it with you. It is an appealing idea, and it has real advantages and real costs.
In favour: scent and memory are closely linked, so a consistent fragrance becomes part of how people remember you. It also removes a daily decision, and you finish bottles rather than accumulating them.
Against: one fragrance cannot suit every season, occasion and mood. A warm eau de parfum that is perfect in November projects too far in July. And wearing the same thing daily means your nose stops registering it entirely, which is how overapplication begins.
The middle position
Most people who are happy with their fragrance end up with two or three, worn in rotation:
- One for daytime and work — lighter, closer to the skin
- One for evening and cold weather — denser
- Optionally one for hot weather
That is still recognisable enough to be associated with you, and it actually fits your life.
If you do want one signature
Choose something that works across the widest range of contexts: moderate concentration, not extreme in any direction, and comfortable in an office. Then adjust quantity by season rather than switching bottles — less in heat, applied to warm skin in cold.
Eau de parfum in practice
Longer-lasting and further-projecting than an eau de toilette. Two or three sprays at the pulse points, no rubbing the wrists.
Moisturised skin holds fragrance considerably longer — the simplest fix if scent fades quickly on you.
Testing
On skin, thirty minutes minimum, one at a time. Within a fragrance family, test siblings on separate days rather than together.
The full note structure is in the Faberlic catalogue.
Storage
Cool, dark, in the box, away from the bathroom.