Soleil
Lalique fragrances pay tribute to the sun. The house of Lalique is just as famous for its jewelry as for its perfumes or its iconic vases, handmade in the prestigious Alsatian manufacture founded by René Lalique in 1921.
- Brand
- Lalique
- Launch year
- 2019
- Perfumers
- Alexandra Monet
- Benoit Lapouza
- Barbara Zoebelein
- Gender
- Women
- Olfactory family
- Floral
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum

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Today, a distillation of all the house's expertise is offered to us. Lalique's new fragrance, Soleil, is presented in a prestige bottle, a true feat of craftsmanship. On the scent side, it anchors itself wonderfully in current trends, daring a gourmand and delicately sweet freshness.
The scent of the sun in the early morning
With this fragrance, the house of Lalique wanted to convey its optimism and cheerfulness to everyone. Moreover, since Soleil launches in June 2019, it is also a wonderful way to celebrate the arrival of summer. Drawing inspiration from the magic of the morning sun, it brings a smile from its very first breath. Lalique's Soleil champions energy: wake up and feel the sun! Developed by perfumers Alexandra Monet and Benoît Lapouza, Soleil de Lalique displays a rich and complex scent between citrus, spices, almond and sweet flavors. It opens with a lively pairing of cardamom and mandarin. This initial tangy freshness is softened with bitter almond. It is still present in the heart but becomes more toasted, in contact with caramelized sugar. Coffee with milk further amplifies the gourmand character of this fragrance, while preserving a slight bitterness. Jasmine reveals all its femininity, while its freshness is maintained by a pear granita. Soleil ends with the gourmand quality of pink praline wrapped in sandalwood. White musk, in turn, reveals all its purity in a final burst of lightness.
All of Lalique's prestige in a bottle
As always, the house of Lalique also dazzles us with its bottle. Soleil's cardboard packaging is adorned with a lovely coral red hue and a shower of golden stars. The sun seems to burst into fragments to illuminate its packaging. Inside, Lalique conceals a sublime jewel. Soleil is not presented in a simple bottle. Its bottle displays a round and irregular shape. Its glass is delicately pleated, tracing stylized sun rays along the way. The orange color, for its part, further amplifies this effect. The solar realism of this bottle is absolutely dazzling, resulting from an extraordinary mastery of glasswork. Other golden details also enhance this bottle, such as its cap or a small pendant attached to its neck. This jewel proudly bears the name of this fragrance. In every respect, Soleil was designed with extreme attention to detail. It lives up to all the prestige of the famous house of Lalique.
Olfactory pyramid
- Top notesThe first minutes
- Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Base notesWhat lingers
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