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Lalique · Sold as feminine
Le Baiser
The quiet intimacy of a library filled with old books and soft light, where floral notes blend seamlessly into the warm embrace of powdery woods.
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Le BaiserMid-range · $40–100
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1999, Le Baiser by Lalique is a floral fragrance that embodies the French glasswear design house's commitment to elegance and refinement. Created by perfumer Laurent Bruyère, this scent opens with vibrant gardenia and violet notes, immediately drawing you into its lush floral bouquet. The heart of rose and jasmine adds depth and warmth, while black currant introduces a subtle fruity twist. A woody base of sandalwood and cedar grounds the composition, complemented by amber and musk for a powdery, enveloping finish.
One or two sprays are sufficient to capture Le Baiser's full essence. The fragrance blooms gradually over time, so allow it to settle on your skin for at least a few minutes before heading out. It reads best close to the skin rather than projecting strongly into the air.
Fig. 01 — Le Baiser, Lalique
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Laurent Bruyère
The self-taught nose behind AlienLaurent Bruyère was a self-taught French perfumer who began his career at Charabot before joining IFF, where he worked under Dominique Ropion, and later became Senior Perfumer at Mane.
Designer Lalique
More from the house · founded 1888 · France
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