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.
The house of Lalique was founded in 1921 and is famous the world over for its exceptional jewelry. However, its prestige does not stop there. Lalique also offers sumptuous fragrances to its customers. Each one is presented in a bottle worthy of Lalique's finest jewelry craftsmanship, as demonstrated by the brand's new fragrance Soleil. Presented in a pleated, rounded bottle, Soleil surprises with its beauty and attention to detail. Lalique makes it a true jewel, appreciated as much for its scent as for its aesthetics. Containing a fruity and gourmand essence, let us look in more detail at which ingredients Lalique relied on to reveal to us the full splendor and luminosity of Soleil…
Bitter almond softens the freshness of Soleil
Soleil de Lalique is a very refreshing fragrance that relies on a pairing of citrus and spices to capture our sense of smell from its top notes. Thus, the spicy power of cardamom is here reinforced by the tangy breath of mandarin. Slightly bitter, the opening of Soleil de Lalique is above all very luminous. A concentrate of vitamins and joie de vivre, it captures attention and provides a dose of energy for everyday life. That said, wishing to preserve a certain softness in its opening, Lalique has also incorporated bitter almond into its composition. Appreciated for its powdery and smooth scent, this raw material paves the way for a much more gourmand and tempting heart.
The rich gourmand character of Soleil de Lalique
Because Lalique never plays in the register of simplicity, the house chose to reveal to us a very rich heart composed of multiple ingredients. The femininity of this fragrance resurfaces in a floral breath of jasmine, one of the most widely used flowers in women's perfumes. Almond, for its part, is still present. This time, it is paired with another, much sweeter ingredient: caramel. Soleil de Lalique intoxicates our palate and fits fully within the current trend for sweet fragrances. Moreover, it is further softened with warm milk. To avoid becoming too opulent, its roundness is offset by a green and fruity breath of pear. Deliciously juicy, this fruit gains energy by pairing with a touch of coffee. The result is striking in richness and depth.
Lalique relies on a sillage full of roundness
Soleil de Lalique still preserves its gourmand character in its base notes. This time, caramel gives way to praline. Sandalwood, for its part, structures the entirety of its woody scent, while preserving the roundness and softness characteristic of this fragrance. Soleil de Lalique ultimately leaves behind an extreme sensation of purity, emanating directly from white musks, also renowned for being excellent fixatives.