Fleur de Sable – Eau de Parfum

Liquides Imaginaires – Parisian niche perfumery where every scent begins with a legend and is told in trilogies.

Fleur de Sable is salty, spicy and dry-floral. Bergamot, pink pepper, a salt-water accord and a wind accord open airy and mineral; at the heart, eglantine and everlasting flower bloom with a hint of paprika, before black pepper, myrrh, orris and ambroxan settle into a warm, sandy base.

Fleur de Sable is best in spring and summer, on hot days and balmy evenings. This unisex scent is for anyone who likes flowers with salt and spice rather than sweetness.

Fleur de Sable comes from the "Les Eaux de l'Est" trilogy, which follows the spice routes of Arab traders. Amélie Bourgeois tells of a flower shaped by the desert wind: salty, crystalline petals with dew and delicate spices. We love the paprika – a note you rarely find in perfume, which gives the rose something sun-dried.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this scent.

What does Fleur de Sable smell like?

Of bergamot, pink pepper, salt and wind, of eglantine, everlasting flower and paprika – on a warm base of myrrh, orris and ambroxan.

What does Fleur de Sable feel like?

Like warm skin after a day in the dunes: salty, sunny and a little rough. Airy at first, then a dry warmth that stays close for a long time.

When do you wear Fleur de Sable?

In spring and summer, by day and on warm evenings. Unisex.

Which scent might I like if I like Fleur de Sable?

If you love the mix of salt, rose and spice in Fleur de Sable, try Turkuaz by Regalien Istanbul – where marine notes and saffron meet Turkish rose and ambroxan.

Still unsure? Discover Fleur de Sable as a sample first – the sample price is credited when you buy the full size.