Satine Lalique for women

Lalique Satine is a rare example of the fragrance where modernity meets sophisticateness. It starts extremelly sweet vanilla in the way of Lancome La Vie est Belle, though soon tonka beans begin to lead the play. Tonka bean here is edgy, a bit masculine. Finally the scent becomes super powdery, similar to Indian talcum powder from my childhood. The longevity is extra ordinary.

Finally we have a new view on a powdery fragrance, different from Kenzo Flower or, for example, irisy Guerlain Shalimar Parfum Initial. I do appreciate this piece of art from Lalique and Natalie Lorson.

As a typical Lalique it starts off with a peppery burst, then the heliotrope follows closely, I admit I am not crazy about the top notes , too woodsy for my taste, it is real similar to my nose to Guerlain Initial, tthe drydown gets sweeter, overall I don't find it to be a spring fragrance, but can see myself enjoying its character more in winter. Nonetheless it isn't heady, the tonka opens up in the base, all in all I am not sure I really like it. Larson isn't my favorite nose.
I feel the vetiver kinds of spoils the sweet harmony of the scent by bringing a resinous tone to it.
The base is more balmy and powdery, much nicer.

Very gentle skin scent type of fragrance. Has a more chypre quality to me, rather than an oriental. Quite liked it. Very suitable for daily wear to the office, for example. Has a drydown similar to a watered down Dahlia Noir.

I'm so disappointed in this perfume as good as you put water on you.
It is defiantly not a long lasting perfume . within 10min you harley can smell i have perfume on.

Looking at just the notes, I wonder how close this will compare to Lalique Le Parfume, another creation for Lalique?

Heliotrope, vanilla, tonka, pink pepper, jasmine, sandalwood, patchouli......both the same set of ingredients! I am thinking something very similar?

Only nine notes listed and seven of them are the same as Le Parfum.