Eau de Lit

It also launched its first eaux de toilette, Senteur des Champs and Bouquet du Jardin du Roi. In 1853, Guerlain created L’Eau de Cologne Impériale, dedicated to Joséphine Bonaparte. After magnificent and legendary olfactory successes, Guerlain returns to an ancient ritual and presents Eau de Lit.

Eau de Lit, the pleasure of scented sheets

Scenting one’s bed sheets goes back to an old practice in which mothballs were placed in wardrobes to keep bed linen fresh and fragrant. A comforting pleasure, a symbol of a childhood in which one loved to snuggle into one’s parents’ bed, scenting one’s bed is now back in fashion. For the house of Guerlain, the art of perfume and the art of living have always been one and the same, and the house proves it once again by bringing this old ritual back into favor. With Eau de Lit, nights are wrapped in soft, fresh sleep, with a delicate scent that envelops.

The caressing notes of Guerlain Eau de Lit

To scent bed sheets, Thierry Wasser imagined a fresh, musky water, at once soft and caressing. Eau de Lit opens with the freshness of bergamot, paired with star anise, aromatic notes and heightened by coriander leaves. The heart of Eau de Lit combines green notes with neroli for an unconcealed luminosity. Finally, the base is lightly woody and sensual thanks to the presence of vanilla, white musks and cedarwood, creating a delicate bubble of happiness. The bottle also carries a soothing appearance, in white with a most romantic label, crafted in a pink and gold lace style. The gilded cap is wrapped in a bright pink ribbon, for an ultra-fresh, light effect.

Eau de Lit is part of the prestigious Les Eaux de Rituels collection, which sets out to bring ancestral practices that have fallen out of use back into fashion. Eau de Lit is a new, delicate and refined pleasure that lets one slip into one’s sheets with delight. Delicate and light, the particular composition of Eau de Lit will go unnoticed if chosen for wearing to sleep.