Sacred Louis Cardin

“Sacred” is a vanilla treat with a sugar coating. By no means as cheap and copied as one might think at Louis Cardin. Not a clear copy.

Delicious and invigorating, erotic and electrifying. Not overly high-end, but never too clumsy or sticky. Just a solid gourmand, voluminous yet minimalist in its progression. A bit boozy. Very dense and rich in texture. An olfactory bedroom gaze. Good balance of light and shadow. Sinful lightness. Fruity and playful. Distinct yet easy to wear. Candied red apple. Poison and lift. For me, it really isn’t a direct copy of anything. But I’m also not a women’s perfume expert. If anything, it will have its relatives and inspirations there (“La Vie est Belle”?). Cherry cotton candy. Circus in the red-light district. Don’t dose too boldly. Packs a punch. Has something. I like it. It’s probably best described as a PLV tip.

Bottle: between niche and drugstore
Sillage: appropriately penetrating
Longevity: close to double digits - 9 hours

Conclusion: an extremely sensual yet shallow, even slightly (never badly) trashy vanilla seducer - simply sexy (if you like gourmands)!