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Nomade Lumière d’Égypte Chloé 2025

7.0 / 10 101 Ratings

A new perfume by Chloé for women, released in 2025. The scent is floral-sweet. It is being marketed by Coty.
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Main accords

Floral

Sweet

Fresh

Woody

Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Blue lotus

Heart Notes

Jasminum grandiflorum absolute

Base Notes

Elemi resin Kyphi

Kyphi

Pink pepper

Perfumer

Cécile Matton

Ratings

Scent

7.0101 Ratings

Longevity

6.782 Ratings

Sillage

6.580 Ratings

Bottle

7.984 Ratings

Value for money

6.963 Ratings

Submitted by Itscoral · last update on 02/13/2026.

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9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/17/2025

9Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

mina909
22 Reviews

mina909

5

I love this

This scent seems to be a little divisive? it's easy, it's cute, it's inoffensive and hard to spray too much, but scent has to deliver on fantasy and with so many scents this one might be passed over for more exciting "stories". But what I get from this fragrance is not just the clean creaminess of the base that I get whiffs of throughout a lazy summer day, or the deep breaths to get the spicier notes which can almost become meditative in any scent, but for me it reminds me of those weird little ambient cd's I saw in health stores in the 2000s (like Anugama or something). It's vaguely oriental in its suggestion of an "exotic" place, and hardly delivers on that front, but when you see it for what it is, an enjoyable piece of music or a truly delicious scent, you can see the beauty in that too. The marketing does this scent no good, so try to ignore it.

When I wear this perfume I can hear a small stream, water clattering against rocks and I'm burning a little bit in the sun, and I have nowhere to be and nothing to do. To me this scent is very calming, that's why it's a perfect "summer day scent" to me.

Yeah, this smells really good to me! It's creamy and smooth without being edible, it lasts a long time on me (~8-10 hours), when it's hot it becomes kind of coconut/banana like, and I like that I can disappear into my wrist when I smell it and I can hear that stupid Anugama cd and the nostalgia of that does bring me a lot of joy.

Updated on 07/06/2025

02/28/2025

8Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Coffeecat283
47 Reviews

Coffeecat283

3

Nomade for Summer

I purchased this without sampling, wasn’t really sure what to expect as this flanker seems to be getting some mixed reviews. Well, it arrived today and upon first sniff, I fell in love. It is so beautiful and classy. I actually like this better than Nomade Nuit d’Egypte, which I also have.

This Lumiere flanker is honestly not really similar to Nuit, this is a light, fresh, kinda aquatic, elegant jasmine with some noticeable green notes. (Whereas Nuit is more of a sweet, vaguely spicy orange blossom and vanilla.) Lumiere apparently has the same “spice” backbone as Nuit d’Egypte but I’m not really picking up on it. This will be a perfect spring/summer daytime fragrance.

07/02/2025

7.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Xavica
322 Reviews

Xavica

1

Breeze of the Nile

I really like Nuit d’Egypte, and I can sense the same base here - a sweet, balsamic balm that I find very appealing.

But there’s also a clear aquatic touch and a fresher jasmine, which make this fragrance better suited for warm weather (although I wouldn't mind wearing it all year round).

So Lumière d’Egypte is a creamy, sweet oriental balm with a fresh edge. I see it’s not very popular, but personally, I really like it - a warm breeze along the banks of the Nile.

02/13/2026

10Scent 10Longevity 6Sillage

GingerLily
2 Reviews

GingerLily

1

Sweet Jasmine Next to the Lake

Initial blast of slightly bitter jasmine, and as it gets settled in it starts to warm up and get sweeter. Someone in the reviews mentioned that it reminds them of a lake, and I think that matches the vibe quite well. Perhaps the aquatic note comes from the blue lotus accord? It feels like being among sweet jasmine plants next to the water. You get a sense of warm earth from the base notes, but it's not spicy on me. It's been around 75F here, so I'll come back and update this when it gets really hot. I have a lot of musk-based fragrances, and this is such a nice deviation in the dry-down.

A brief note about longevity: I have detected it after a full day of wear and after washing my wrists. It's truly one of my longest-lasting freshies.

05/08/2025

6.5Scent 5Longevity 6Sillage

Ursaw
176 Reviews

Ursaw

The scent of growing up

Ancient Egypt themed party at an indoor kiddie pool. Plastic lilypads floating on chlorinated water. Soft drinks – cold and fresh, yet syrupy sweet. Playing pretend. Having fun. Going to bed and smelling newly changed sheets. The scent of fabric softener – synthetic and a bit harsh, but it transports you further into fantasy nonetheless as you drift off to sleep.

Much fresher than other Nomads. Childish. Lovable. The 12-year-old me would die for it.

But then (about an hour into the experience) blue lotus starts fizzling out. Sandalwood becomes more visible – fresh, almost... unripe in a way? Pleasantly resinous beneath. It's pretty, like a summer evening coming to an end. And melancholic, like growing up.

Another hour and its youth comes to an end. And what's left suddenly smells like pickles. Not in a figurative sense. Literal honey and vinegar pickles. And don't get me wrong, it's not too bad. I personally really like pickles. But it's not what I'm looking for in a perfume. Then again, I suppose that's adulthood for you, lol.

Over the next few hours it slowly gets softer and eventually withers away. Fun and memorable as a one time experience! Wouldn't wear it again.

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Statements

37 short views on the fragrance

jiji828

10 months ago

9Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

2

Beautiful jasmine. i get spiciness in the opening, but then it becomes sweeter and warmer. I wonder if it will be too heavy in summer.

nomelcalil

5 months ago

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

2

I can swear I got a fig note from the opening, so that I fell in love with this scent

Ganii

7 months ago

1

Alright?... Super creamy jasmine, not completely floral and get a slight green note, and a quite sour one (which is the red pepper).

Sari89

1 year ago

7

1

Resin, lots of wood, pepper, subtly floral. Unfortunately, I don't find the entire Nomade line that nice. This one doesn't cut it either.

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Parfümlein

11 months ago

7Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

6

2

A nicely green explosion that starts off so soft and delicate, but then evokes an ivy-green grave mood instead of being resinous.

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Gdustwoman

1 year ago

5

Floral, spicy, heavy - definitely not my cup of tea.
But Aunt Berta would have surely found it 'fragrant' (heh heh) in the 1980s.

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Shelby74

1 year ago

5.5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

5

Many flowers, a hint of cinnamon and resin. For me, it's a bit too "perfumey". I don't see the connection to Egypt here either.

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Porcelina

7 months ago

4

Reminds me of Marfa. Could have sworn there's tuberose in it... Initially surprisingly bright & fruity, then very sweet and dense with a disturbing note.

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