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Soleil Lunar Lalique Lalique 2024

7.0 / 10 13 Ratings

A new perfume by Lalique for women, released in 2024. The scent is sweet-fruity. It is being marketed by Lalique Group / Art & Fragrance.
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Main accords

Sweet

Fruity

Floral

Spicy

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Magnolia

Mandarin orange

Pink pepper

Heart Notes

Ambrette

Heliotrope

Queen-of-the-night

Base Notes

Ambergris

Crystallised moss Musk

Musk

Perfumers

Alexandra Monet, Nathalie Lorson

Ratings

Scent

7.013 Ratings

Longevity

6.912 Ratings

Sillage

6.612 Ratings

Bottle

8.817 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 03/29/2025.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/14/2024

7.5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Denlia
23 Reviews

Denlia

1

Summer nights

It reminds me of summer nights spent in my grandma's garden. She loved the Queen of the night and she would plant it everywhere. The air was thick richly filled with this flowers because they would bloom at night.

It is a sweet fragrance, delicate soft and fleeting. I only get like 3 hours before it disappears on me.

The bottle and the scent are still gorgeous though.

10/17/2024

6.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

DasCroe
96 Reviews

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DasCroe

Helpful Review 10

Say the magic word and you have the power! Hold the moonstone tight and feel the strength...

Maybe it’s the pendant with the moon and the little sun or the color scheme of the bottle or its shape, which reminds me of a big bow - I had to think of Sailor Moon right away when I saw the first pictures of the bottle! Especially the Eternal Outfit with its yellow-pink skirt (not the elegant white Queen Serenity!)

Okay, enough of the 90s TV memories... Lalique itself describes the fragrance as "[...] a free-spirited child of the sun, moved by the rhythm of the sun and moon [...] - and asserts itself as the mistress of its own destiny." - hey, that’s Sailor Moon...

Soleil Lunar starts extremely fruity with super ripe, sweet mandarins/oranges. Alongside, there’s lovely magnolia, I’m still looking for pepper and I’m already tempted to pull out the disappointment from the drawer, because this is threatening to become another sugary soda thing, but let’s wait and see...
On the product page, the fragrance is beautifully described as "a hug of the sun, seamlessly transitioning into the realm of night as the moon takes its place in the sky," and this characterizes the further development of the fragrance excellently. The warm, fruity, borderline sweet start dims down like a sunset. The fruit salad is done for the day, a few mandarins are still rolling around in the background but can’t quite let go. The transition to the already mentioned night should not be interpreted as "cool/dark" but rather as "resting/relaxed."

On my skin, a very nice musk spectacle begins in the best Narciso manner. Add a decent scoop of amber, cozy warmth guaranteed. As the willing reader of some of my other reviews may have noticed, I’m not a big fan of vanilla. It’s all the more surprising that my vanilla-phobic nose doesn’t react to either heliotrope (aka vanilla plant) or queen of the night (you guessed it: vanilla!) and raise alarms. I feel more reminded of "Izia | Sisley," even though the pyramids are completely different... NOW it could still become something between us, dear Soleil Lunar! The longer I have it on my skin, the more I like it.

Soleil Lunar leaves me a bit confused. Is this now a fruity summer scent (opening) or rather a candidate for autumn/winter (cuddle musk)? Does it want to be young-girly (opening) or feminine-adult (drydown)? To me, it comes across as contradictory - but maybe that’s just a subjective thing and there are plenty of wearers for whom this is not a problem. Due to the - in my opinion - too sweet opening, it just falls short of a solid 7.

I find the sillage quite socially acceptable, depending on the dosage, it’s definitely noticeable - especially at the beginning! Longevity is also completely within the normal range, not a fleeting scent but also not one that requires amputating body parts to get rid of it. And the bottle, well, it’s a little kitschy dream ;)

Moonstone, fly and conquer!