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The daring Soir de Lune fragrance

The daring Soir de Lune fragrance
The daring Soir de Lune fragrance

Soir de Lune Sisley, a fragrance made of daring poetry

Soir de Lune is a light fragrance that seems to take off with originality and femininity. This one is inspired by a very poetic and artistic universe. Original and unique, it displays an assertive personality and a very warm aspect through a kind of whirlwind of love imagined by Sisley .

Sisley and his retro side

Soir de Lune is not a perfume like the others. It is an “old-fashioned” essence. Be careful, do not think that this is said in the pejorative sense of the term, on the contrary. This vintage side fits him like a glove! In fact, it is kind of a trend against the current fashion. It is unlike any other and will be a perfect perfume in every way for all those who want to be original. With him, there is no question of sweet, powdery or clean. Rather, it is described as being incisive. This earned him an exemplary outfit and a recognizable trail. What’s more, its bottle is also very original. It forms a sphere surmounted by a cabochon similar to a sculpture. This one consists of a face of a pensive woman contiguous to the moon. The rendering is absolutely magical.

The unique smell of Soir de Lune

Soir de lune is a juice mainly composed of rose. However, this is not treated as usual. In this case, it is particularly omnipresent and dense. It is also embellished with mimosa, jasmine and lily of the valley. In addition, it is matched with many spices. Then its wake intensifies through the presence of oak moss and patchouli. In other words, Soir de Lune is a powerful and quite dark scent. Nevertheless, the sandalwood gives it a more enveloping appearance. Likewise, honey and peach reinforce its binder in an extreme burst of pleasure.

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