Soir Ensoleille Bissoumine for women

Beuatiful!

An airy-gorumand, a bit sweet, light accord of almonds.
I deifintely smell only notes of heliotrope, vanilla and sandalwood in this one.

A very simple, subtle, but relishable gourmand.
Reminds me a bit of My Queen, but Soir Ensoleille doesn't have any violet and is much lighter.

If fancied heliotrope dominant fragrances before but got shied away as they turned a little play-doh-ey on your skin, this could be a good choice. Here the heliotrope and the vanilla together is indeed gourmand but a lot more subtle than for instance in Etro's Heliotrope. There is a little milky sensation to it, well-balanced, almost as though Ava Luxe's Love's True Bluish Light. Adding a pinch of raspberries was also a good idea.

This one appears to be a skin scent rather than a sillage monster but it is a good treat overall.

QUEEN...

This is quite an interesting composition and my favorite of the Bissoumine line so far. What intrigues me most about it is a unique accord of musk, sandalwood and heliotrope that makes it smell a bit like ink and crayons... There are also the pepper and raspberry that add a bit of sparkle and fizz. It's cheery and nostalgic at the same time.

Maybe it's just my nose, but this reminds me a lot of my school days, years ago, when I was in 3rd grade and I had this lovely pencil case and when I opened it it smelled like new plastic and pencil shavings and ink from the fountain pens.

Unexpectedly fun. :)

Hello, as I said, I'm not a professional on this industry but I like very much Bissoumine's creations.

I attended a demonstration in Paris and I apreciated this parfum for it's sensuality and warmth.

It's the smell of someone you love, or the smell that make you to be in love with someone.... you feel like smelling it again and again.

It's powderish, with musk and amber, jasmin and pepper.

It's a "gourmand" experience.

Give a bite !

Thank you,

Ana