Soleil de Jeddah by Stephane Humbert Lucas

An unusual and unique composition

Few places on the planet have a closer relationship to the sun than the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah, the Bride of the Red Sea, gateway to Mecca and Medina. To honor a great city that is both religious epicenter and vacation destination, cultural capital and center of commerce, Stéphane Humbert Lucas chose to focus the one element equally present and central to all endeavors, and contained within the brilliant gold-metallic bottle is a sun-drenched, rapturously bright citrus-floral that gradually evolves to reveal hidden depths of Russian leather, Madagascar vanilla, buttery iris, and earthy amber. Like the multi-faceted city of Jeddah itself, the reasons for going and the reasons for staying may be entirely different.

The initial brightness of Soleil de Jeddah is a thing of unapologetic beauty: tart, juicy lemon, pillow-soft Roman chamomile, and an exquisite osmanthus so mouthwateringly jammy that we've variously detected peach, apricot, lychee, and mango, albeit without any of the cloying sweetness that might accompany any of those notes in a lesser fragrance. In fact, for a fragrance this big and bright, it's a minor miracle that Soleil de Jeddah never deviates into reductive sweetness or overdone sour, which we can only attribute to the exceptional quality of the ingredients, as well as a lightly powdery iris root heart that seamlessly bridges the gap into the earthier, surprisingly sensual base. Once the Russian leather emerges, rich and resinous with a very slight smokiness, what might have seemed like a strange and unfamiliar progression is now natural, intriguing, and deeply satisfying. Like the beautiful, hand-milled golden honeycombed cap, the Jeddah sun shines brightly enough to bring everything together, with undeniably beautiful results.
                               
NOTES                                  
Lemon, Roman chamomile, osmanthus, iris root, amber, earthy notes, iris butter, Russian leather, vanilla from Madagascar.



REVIEW
An unusual and unique composition that opens with an earthy, semi-smokey and almost edible camomile note mixed with lemon and velvety osmanthus. A leathery heart supported by powdery iris and a gentle dose of ambergris rounds up this alluring, sensual and unique fragrance.
It's an opulent and heavy fragrance in the best possible way but delicate and refined at the same time. The richness and the quality of the scent will make you fall in love with SHL once again.


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Una composición inusual y única que se abre con una nota de manzanilla terrosa, semi-ahumada y casi comestible mezclada con limón y un aterciopelado osmanto. Un corazón de cuero sostenido por un iris empolvado y una suave dosis de ámbar gris completan esta fragancia seductora, sensual y única.

Es una fragancia opulenta y pesada en la mejor manera posible, pero delicada y refinada al mismo tiempo. La riqueza y la calidad del aroma harán que te enamores de SHL una vez más.



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