Pleine Lune is a tribute to tuberose, a white flower that is intoxicating but not provocative, delicate but not innocent, sensual but not indecent. It is accompanied by the sweetness of matcha tea. Pleine Lune is an invitation as much as a challenge: dare duality!
It is a perfume which highlights the freedom to seduce with its contrasts, to navigate between softness and audacity, to explore the facets of seduction and of oneself, in a captivating play of shadow and light.

Top notes: bergamot, mate, matcha, pink pepper
Middle notes: tuberose, neroli, orange blossom, jasmine
Base notes: benzoin, tonka bean, sandalwood, cedar

Natural ingredients (95%):

Benzoin -styrax benzoin gum
Bergamot -citrus aurantium bergamia fruit oil
Texas Cedar -juniperus mexicana oil
Celery seeds -apium graveolens seed oil
Tonka bean -dipteryx odorata bean extract
Orange blossom absolute -citrus aurantium amara flower extract
Jasmine Grandiflorum -jasminum grandiflorum flower extract
Absolute mate -ilex paraguariensis leaf extract
Neroli -citrus aurantium flower oil
Pink pepper -schinus terebinthifolia seed extract
Sandalwood -santalum album oil
Absolute tuberose -polianthes tuberosa flower extract
Organic wheat alcohol
Water

Synthetic ingredients (5%):

Amyl Salicylate (chamomile, hay)
Auralva (orange blossom)
Benzyl acetate (jasmine)
Coumarin (tonka bean)
Damascenone (pink)
Ethyl linalool (rosewood, lemon)
Ethyl maltol (brown sugar, caramel)
Ethylene brassylate (musk)
Gamma-nonalactone (coconut)
Geraniol (geranium)
Hedione (fresh jasmine)
Heliotropine (heliotrope)
Heptenal/cis-4 (green tea, herb)
Hexenol/cis-3 (green tea)
Hexenyl/cis-3, Salicylate (green apple, pear)
Hexyl cinnamal (green floral)
Hydroxy/5-7-decenoic acid delta lactone (jasmine, apricot)
Hydroxycitronellal (citronella, geranium)
Ionone alpha (iris, violet)
Ionone beta (iris, violet)
Ionone beta trans (iris, violet)
Isoeugenyl acetate (carnation, cloves)
Linalool (lily of the valley, lemon)
Methyl non-2-ynoate (fruits, melon)
Methyl oct-2-ynoate (violet, melon)
Phenethyl alcohol (pink)

Well, it’s simple: you press it, it comes out, and presto, you smell good.