SaltOpens with
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OakmossDries down to
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Fleurs de Sel
The salty breeze of a coastal walk at dawn, where the air is filled with the scent of fresh herbs and earthy florals, creating an invigorating yet comforting atmosphere.
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The story behind the bottle.
Fleurs de Sel by Miller Harris, launched in 2007 and crafted by Lyn Harris, is a chypre floral that plays with the interplay between freshness and warmth. The fragrance opens with an aromatic blend of salt, rosemary, thyme, and clary sage, creating a crisp yet earthy feel. This gives way to a heart of angelica, iris, narcissus, and rose, which is both delicate and vibrant. The base notes of oakmoss, vetiver, leather, and amber anchor the composition with an earthy, slightly smoky warmth.
Apply Fleurs de Sel to pulse points for best effect — the salt note fades quickly but leaves a subtle trail. The leather and amber base notes are more pronounced close to skin, so this fragrance reads better up close rather than across a room.
Fig. 01 — Fleurs de Sel, Miller Harris
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Lyn Harris
Britain's first classically trained female perfumerLyn Harris is a British independent perfumer, raised in Yorkshire and Scotland, who trained in Paris under Monique Schlienger before honing her craft at Robertet in Grasse.
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