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Stephane Humbert Lucas Soleil De Jeddah - Eau de Parfum Unisex Fragrance
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Stephane Humbert Lucas, got inspired from his different trips to the Middle East and Jeddah will be one his best memories. Struck by the intensity of the light of the sun there, it will take him three years to formulate and express this divine light, as shiny and precious as gold. As a painter, he aims to give a rich texture to his creation and plays here with the exceptional quality of the ingredients and their high concentration to reveal the different facets of the fragrance. A unique perfume that feels as bright as the sun it was named after. A sparkling opening of juicy Italian Citrus, sweetness of Osmanthus and Madagascar Vanilla contrast with the deep notes of Russian Leather and Amber. This fragrance gives a sublime sensation of a glowing aura with its powerful and sophisticated sillage. A must have for the oriental fragrances lovers.
| Brand | Stephane Humbert Lucas |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Baza (base note) | Iris butter, Russian leather, Vanilla from Madagascar |
| Srce (middle note) | Iris roots, Amber, Earthy notes |
| Glava (top note) | Lemon, Roman chamomile, Osmanthus |
| Fragrance | aromatic, oriental |
| Product type | Eau de Parfum |
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Imagine big, think outside the box, break the cultural barriers and unite them together, always go further in beauty and quality. These are the brand values of Stephane Humbert Lucas Paris. Stephane Humbert Lucas Paris is a field of expression for its creator and a way for him to free his artistic sensibility and his overflowing creativity where no marketing concessions are allowed. Each creation starts with a blank page where touches of colour, musical notes, poetic words and pictures will be progressively inscribed. The permanent inspiration drawn from painting, literature, music imposes already the selection of the most beautiful raw materials of perfumery. The process can finally start. The harmony confronts the roughness caused by the creator’s requirement to put perfumery as a major art.
