Jasmine sambac
Chinese magnolia
Leather
Osmanthus
Saffron
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The Forgotten Flowers in His Leather Jacket
When you first apply "Fleur de Lune | L'Artisan Parfumeur," a delicate veil of floral notes unfolds - jasmine, magnolia, perhaps a hint of osmanthus. They feel light, almost transparent, yet so intense that you simply cannot forget them.
But Fleur de Lune is not a typical floral fragrance. Behind this fine, almost vulnerable bloom lies something deeper - a quiet, melancholic warmth. Gradually, the leather and saffron emerge, not loud, not heavy, but like a memory.
It's as if you wanted to give flowers... and then forgot them in a leather jacket. The rain has stopped, the night smells of moonlight and decisions. The blooms are still there, but different - warmer, quieter, somehow truer.
I remember a meeting...
It had rained lightly, and he stood there, in a black leather jacket, with these flowers tucked inside. No neat bouquets, just loose blooms he wanted to give me. But I turned away, took a step forward, and looked up at the sky.
The moon was clear above me, silver and calm, and in that moment I knew I could let go.
Fleur de Lune carries for me exactly this feeling: delicate and strong at the same time, bittersweet and liberating. A fragrance that gives me the strength to be there for myself - not looking back, but continuing on my own path in the light of the moon.
Like a memory that you let go of to find yourself again.
(I perceive the scent distinctly - perhaps not screaming or kitschy, no, but soft and present for a good 5 to maybe 6 hours. I know that may be too little for some, but those who know L'Artisan Parfumeur fragrances understand: these scents never scream. They whisper and remain unforgettable because of that. Thank you for reading. Yours, MissMystre)
But Fleur de Lune is not a typical floral fragrance. Behind this fine, almost vulnerable bloom lies something deeper - a quiet, melancholic warmth. Gradually, the leather and saffron emerge, not loud, not heavy, but like a memory.
It's as if you wanted to give flowers... and then forgot them in a leather jacket. The rain has stopped, the night smells of moonlight and decisions. The blooms are still there, but different - warmer, quieter, somehow truer.
I remember a meeting...
It had rained lightly, and he stood there, in a black leather jacket, with these flowers tucked inside. No neat bouquets, just loose blooms he wanted to give me. But I turned away, took a step forward, and looked up at the sky.
The moon was clear above me, silver and calm, and in that moment I knew I could let go.
Fleur de Lune carries for me exactly this feeling: delicate and strong at the same time, bittersweet and liberating. A fragrance that gives me the strength to be there for myself - not looking back, but continuing on my own path in the light of the moon.
Like a memory that you let go of to find yourself again.
(I perceive the scent distinctly - perhaps not screaming or kitschy, no, but soft and present for a good 5 to maybe 6 hours. I know that may be too little for some, but those who know L'Artisan Parfumeur fragrances understand: these scents never scream. They whisper and remain unforgettable because of that. Thank you for reading. Yours, MissMystre)
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