Vitriol d'Œillet: A slap of flowers by Serge Lutens Feminine-masculine, or masculine-feminine, Serge Lutens cultivates genders and amuses himself with his fragrant and verbal provocations.
Pink pepper, spicy and peppery, opens the top and heart before the rose, warm and honeyed, and the carnation, between clove and balsam: the pepper of the former opposes the honey of the rose.
Patchouli, earthy and damp, sandalwood, woody and velvety, and black pepper, sharp and dry, make up the base: the earthy dampness sits alongside the peppery dryness.