Voyages Imaginaires
La Couleur de la Nuit
An immersion in a film by Wong Kar-wai, where lavender lights up the darkness of the fir balsam
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Description
La Couleur de la Nuit is a mysterious night walk through an Asian city, illuminated by red lanterns and fluorescent neon lights. From the fragrance emanates the dark, damp atmosphere, lightly illuminated by the twinkling lights of a Wong Kar-wai film. The freshness of lavender transcended by geranium contrasts with the dark and bewitching effect of vanilla and fir balsam, creating an elegant Chiaroscuro. As the other creations by this brand, this fragrance is 100% natural and based on organic wheat alcohol.
La Couleur de la Nuit is a mysterious night walk through an Asian city, illuminated by red lanterns and fluorescent neon lights. From the fragrance emanates the dark, damp atmosphere, lightly illuminated by the twinkling lights of a Wong Kar-wai film. The freshness of lavender transcended by geranium contrasts with the dark and bewitching effect of vanilla and fir balsam, creating an elegant Chiaroscuro. As the other creations by this brand, this fragrance is 100% natural and based on organic wheat alcohol.
notes
| families | fern, aromatic |
|---|---|
| head notes | Lavender |
| heart notes | Bergamot, Geranium |
| base notes | Fir balsam, Patchouli, Vanilla |
List of ingredients
- parfum
- aqua
*this list may change over time.
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Voyages Imaginaires
"We are both travelers and wanted to experience new adventures where we would be the sole captains of the ship. Very naturally, we found this name evoking the trips we have made, the ones we dream of, the ones that are locked in every little vial of our organ..."- Camille Goutal and Isabelle Doyen
