The fragrance smells exactly how I would like to see myself (even if this may not always align with reality) - mature, elegant, confident, sophisticated. Not loud but still interesting.
I find it quite linear and compared to others here, I don't perceive the fig as central. For me, the lavender clearly takes center stage, softened and slightly sweetened (but never sweet!) by the fig, and it receives a subtle, refined, slightly woody base from Ambroxan. This is nice because while I love lavender in nature and as an essential oil, I hadn't found a lavender scent that was truly wearable for me until "Sable Lavande | Chloé," without smelling too medicinal or reminiscent of a barbershop (a noble exception might be "Flor de Naranjo | Palmaria," where the lavender is not very prominent). The scent remains well noticeable on me for about 5-6 hours, although after about 3 hours it becomes more intimate, but I find that okay. I do not smell coconut (thankfully?), but the fragrance has an almost milky-creamy character; I think that is the note many perceive as coconut here.
I feel chic and simply well-dressed with it, both at work and at events.