Baiser Volé Lys Rose

Its fragrances are captivating and precious, and the brand likes to reveal its boldness through them. After exploring lily in all its facets with “Baiser Volé” and “Baiser Volé l’Essence,” Cartier reinvents this opus in 2014 by tinting it with pink lily. “Baiser Volé Lys Rose” was born.

When the stolen kiss takes on a pink hue

Faced with the success of “Baiser Volé” and “Baiser Volé l’Essence,” Cartier decided to expand the range with, this time, a lily with sugared rose petals. Here, the lily is once again treated in the most marvelous way, as a royal flower should be treated. The lily was conceived in its entirety, the stem, the pistil as well as the petals, just like its two predecessors. With “Baiser Volé Lys Rose,” the petals are delicately crystallized with pink lily and add a playful sweetness to this reimagined floral. “Baiser Volé Lys Rose” exalts the notes of a charming and slightly sulky lily. Touches of raspberry and rose lend a sweet, floral quality to the composition. “Baiser Volé Lys Rose” leaves a stunning and unique sillage on the skin.

Raspberry, the new ingredient in “Baiser Volé Lys Rose”

It is Mathilde Laurent, a renowned nose, who conceived this wonderful composition. She is also the one who designed the entire Baiser Volé range. The passionate flower of the pink lily intoxicates the skin with a kiss tinged with fluorescent pink. This time, she wanted to incorporate a touch of fruit. “Baiser Volé Lys Rose” is therefore a floral and gourmand Eau de Toilette. The lily is still present in its entirety. However, raspberry is added in the top notes, along with sweet accords. The lily, paired with rose, blends harmoniously in an extraordinary heart. As for the bottle, it is made of glass and echoes the shape of its predecessor, ultra feminine. However, it aims to be more desirable, dressed in a luminous gradient of pink. The bottle is topped with a silver cap, and femininity reaches its peak.

After “Baiser Volé” in 2011 and “Baiser Volé l’Essence” in 2013, Cartier completed the range in 2014 with “Baiser Volé Lys Rose.” While lily remains ever-present, it is tinged with rose, and raspberry brings a surprising twist to this unexpected composition. Ultra feminine, “Baiser Volé Lys Rose” is also gourmand and charming, rounding out the collection with brilliance.