Soleil de Jeddah by Stephane Humbert Lucas is a majestic fragrance that recalls the intense sunlight.
Few places on the planet have a closer relationship with the sun than the Saudi Arabic city of Jeddah, the bride of the Red Sea, a door to access to Mecca and Medina. To honor a large city that is at the same time religious epicenter and holiday destination, cultural capital and shopping center, Stéphane Humbert Lucas has chosen to focus the only equally present and central element in all efforts, and contained in the brilliant gold -colored bottle Metallic is a floral-agrome, brilliant, extremely brilliant sun that evolves gradually to reveal hidden depths of Russian leather, Madagascar vanilla, Iris butros and terrosa amber.
The initial brightness of the Soleil de Jeddah by Stephane Humbert Lucas is something of rare beauty: tart, juicy lemon, soft Roman chamomile and a delicious osmanto so delicious as to make your mouth water.
Such a large and bright fragrance is a small miracle that the Soleil de Jeddah never differs from the reductive sweetness or from the excessive acidity, which we can only attribute to the exceptional quality of the ingredients, as well as to a slightly dusty Iris root heart Which perfectly fills the gap in the most earthy, surprisingly sensual base.
Once the note of Russian skin emerges, rich and resinous with a very light smoke, the one that might seem like a strange and unknown progression is now natural, intriguing and deeply satisfactory.
