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Eris Parfums · Sold as unisex
Mother's Milk
The quiet moment when a familiar scent brings an instant sense of home and security.
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Mother's MilkHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Mother's Milk by Eris Parfums, launched in 2026 and crafted by Antoine Lie, is a complex Oriental Vanilla fragrance that balances powdery sweetness with subtle musk and woody notes. The lactonic accord at its core creates an intimate warmth, reminiscent of comfort and security, while the rose and iris add layers of floral depth. Leather and vanilla provide earthy undertones, grounding the composition in a rich, enveloping embrace.
Given its long-lasting nature, one or two sprays is sufficient to ensure that the fragrance stays close to your skin throughout the day. Its intimate sillage means it reads best in close quarters, making it ideal for evening wear or cozy indoor settings.
Fig. 01 — Mother's Milk, Eris Parfums
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Antoine Lie
The renegade of niche perfumeryAntoine Lie is a French perfumer born in Strasbourg who studied chemistry before training in Grasse under Jean Carles and completing an apprenticeship with Jean Guichard.
Designer Eris Parfums
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