Elae – Eau de Parfum

Trudon – the Parisian house whose story began in 1643 as a candle maker and which now composes perfumes with the same care. Trudon describes Elae as a fluid bouquet from which a luminous aura emanates.

Elae is bright, floral and soft – bathed in light and freshness. Moroccan neroli and apple open fresh and juicy, Egyptian jasmine and ylang-ylang bloom in the heart, before Laotian benzoin and Australian sandalwood wrap the young white flowers in sensual balms.

Elae suits spring and summer, daytime and balmy evenings. A unisex scent for anyone who loves white flowers but doesn't want anything heavy.

What makes Elae special for us is its light: jasmine and ylang-ylang can quickly turn opulent – in Yann Vasnier's hands they stay clear and translucent, carried by a warm trail of benzoin and sandalwood.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this scent.

What does Elae smell like?

Elae opens with neroli and apple, unfolds jasmine and ylang-ylang in the heart and settles into benzoin and sandalwood.

How does Elae feel?

Elae wears radiant, creamy and light – close to the skin, with a soft, warm glow.

When do you wear Elae?

Elae suits spring and summer, daytime and balmy evenings.

Which scent might I like if I like Elae?

If you love the bright bouquet of neroli, jasmine and ylang-ylang in Elae, try Vesper Glitz by Ex Nihilo – neroli, ylang-ylang, jasmine and mimosa create an equally luminous, creamy floral bouquet.

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