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Saint-Honoré is a Maison Luisant corner stone scent and true masterpiece of aromatic expression in the classic tradition of fine French perfumery.
Named in ode to famed Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris, a street that housed the Royal court of the Sun King perfumers’ from 1700 King Louis XIV.
This voluptuous, sensual and spellbinding scent is an experience in what a true intoxicating and sensual scent is, and demonstrates the power of classic bespoke techniques.
A scent with a nod to the craft of the master perfumers who have create this art.
Saint-Honoré is as distinctly modern , genderless and timeless as it is inviting, sensual and spellbinding.
Given time to warm up, the immortelle becomes the star,Saint-Honoré is a collection of olfactory moments of pure emotion, a High Perfumery fragrance that focuses on highly sophisticated senses and materials.
A very private sillages composed by Maison Luisant perfumer Mathilde Laurent.
The natural resin of the base notes maintains a captivating magnetism when layered sensually with seductive sandalwood supported by the complex base of myrrh, benzoin , ambrette , and plum syrup.
The individual notes are not themselves distinguishable but united as one to create one singular scent that stands alone. In the perfectly balanced juxtaposition of feminine and masculine elements you can clearly experience and feel that Saint-Honoré is the result of traditionalists fusing the appeal and desires of modern time.
To successfully pair heritage with modernity is the Ethos of Maison Luisant and is part of the specific design language and vocabulary of Maison Luisant which is expressed in multiple ways to create a distinct cohesive collection.
Saint-Honoré named in Homage to the location of the Maison Luisant Boutique located at 5 Rue de Castiglione Paris 75001 in the golden triangle of couture fashion.
Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris is an iconic address, synonymous with luxury and a true emblem of Parisian life. Rich in history, it was here in 1770 that Queen Marie Antoinette acquired her fragrances. Today, history continues to be written by ateliers dedicated to the art of refined luxury craftsmanship.
The high price of Saint Honoré is attributed to its intricate construction and high-quality ingredients.
