Encre Noire

Following his encounter with René Coty, he created perfume bottles each more sumptuous than the last. His first perfume, Lalique de Lalique, is a timeless classic. In 2006, the house launched Encre Noire, a dark and bewitching fragrance that leaves an indelible trace.

Encre Noire, at the origin, René Lalique

Encre Noire is the story of a dark yet very elegant man. Like the founder of the house, René Lalique, the Encre Noire fragrance is ultra masculine and sophisticated, precisely because it traces back to the origins of the Lalique house. The composition is refined, elitist, developed around high-quality ingredients. The bottle likewise results from noble materials such as wood and black crystal, lending the whole a great modernity. The fragrance is magnetic and endowed with a fine virility. Encre Noire is a man who is both classic and modern, discreet and seductive. He draws people in through his natural charisma, his presence, which gives off something particular, something mysterious. Chic and elegant, Encre Noire is the fragrance of a contemporary man, a man of the 21st century. When the style of René Lalique is brought back into fashion...

Encre Noire, quality notes

The Encre Noire scent, for dark and elegant men, defines itself as a fragrance of enigmas. Encre Noire is composed of quality raw materials and moreover places vetiver at its center. Encre Noire opens with rustic and aromatic cypress. The heart combines two vetivers. Warm and mellow Bourbon vetiver blends with Haitian vetiver, mysterious and smoky. The base is warm and enveloping with the presence of cashmeran and white musks. The bottle is bold, yet ultra modern. It combines exotic wood and black glass, thus evoking an inkwell. It is topped with a heavy solid wood cap. The dark and enigmatic crystal inkwell is inspired by René Lalique's doe inkwell, created in 1913. The bottle is then presented in a magnificent lacquered box, and the perfume's name appears on a ribbon of glossy black ink.

The fragrance traces back to its origins, thus to René Lalique, bringing a very masculine and mysterious side, likely in the image of its creator. A sumptuously masculine fragrance. Encre Noire is a hymn to vetiver, a tribute to elegance for a perfume signed in black ink.