Baiser Volé Parfum extends in extrait form the line born in 2011: Mathilde Laurent, Cartier’s perfumer, composes a majestic lily, enhanced with tonka bean and powdered with heliotropin. Sephora sees in it more carnal lilies with velvet petals, like the caress of a balm, and Bloomingdale’s a Baiser Volé more sensual than ever.
Lily, tonka bean and heliotropin are the three materials the house highlights; ScentAdvice keeps the same ones.
Lily
Lily takes first place, majestic according to Cartier. Sephora evokes flowers more carnal than usual, with velvet petals.
Tonka bean and heliotropin
Tonka bean enhances the flower, and heliotropin, a molecule that smells of heliotrope, powders it. Bloomingdale’s adds the touch of a balm.
What the label declares
The list opens with alcohol, fragrance and water, with coumarin, linalool and alpha-isomethyl ionone.
Also listed are benzyl benzoate, geraniol, limonene, benzyl cinnamate, citronellol, isoeugenol, cinnamyl alcohol and benzyl alcohol.
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