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Le Baiser

1999 · For women · Floral

Le Baiser by Lalique was launched in 1999, a floral fragrance for women, composed by Laurent Bruyere. Its accord profile is led by white floral, powdery and rose. Key notes: Rose, Jasmine and Pepper.

At a glance

Dominant accordswhite floral, powdery, rose
Key notesRose, Jasmine, Pepper
Community rating4.05/5 from 590 votes

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Accord profile

white floral15%powdery12%rose11%woody10%violet10%floral10%fruity9%amber8%animalic8%lactonic8%

Note pyramid

Top, heart and base notes as recorded for this composition. Each note links to every other fragrance in the database that uses it.

About this fragrance

Written from the structured record above — note pyramid, accord weights, perfumer credit and era.

Le Baiser by Lalique, launched in 1999 and composed by Laurent Bruyere, is a floral fragrance for women. The heart is a classic trio of rose, jasmine, and pepper, while the base settles into amber, musk, sandalwood, and cedar. The listed accords—white floral (100%), powdery (84%), rose (73%), woody (71%), violet (70%), and floral (65%)—suggest a soft, retro-leaning bouquet with a dry, woody finish. This is not a sharp or modern floral; it leans powdery and warm, likely appealing to collectors who enjoy turn-of-the-millennium French perfumery and understated elegance. The pepper adds a subtle spice that keeps the florals from becoming cloying. Ideal for those who appreciate rose-jasmine compositions with a musky, ambery base. It suits wearers who prefer a refined, slightly nostalgic scent for daytime or evening in cooler weather. As a discontinued Lalique release, it holds interest for brand collectors and fans of Bruyere's work.

中文簡介

Lalique Le Baiser 於1999年推出,由Laurent Bruyere調配,屬女性花香調。核心係玫瑰、茉莉同胡椒,基調則有琥珀、麝香、檀香同雪松。根據香調數據,白花(100%)、粉感(84%)、玫瑰(73%)、木質(71%)、紫羅蘭(70%)同花香(65%)主導,呈現柔和、帶復古感嘅粉質花香,收尾乾爽木質。呢支唔係尖銳現代花香,而係偏向粉感溫暖,適合鍾情千禧年前後法國香水風格、追求低調優雅嘅收藏家。胡椒嘅微辛令花香唔會過甜。適合喜歡玫瑰茉莉組合、鍾意麝香琥珀基調嘅人。氣質內斂,適合日間或涼爽天氣嘅晚間使用。作為Lalique已停產作品,對品牌收藏者同Bruyere擁躉有一定吸引力。

Reference data

HouseLalique
NameLe Baiser
Launched1999
Marketed asFor women
Dominant familyFloral
PerfumerLaurent Bruyere
Notes recorded7
Accords10

Quick answers

Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.

What are the notes in Le Baiser?

Le Baiser by Lalique: heart notes are Rose, Jasmine and Pepper; base notes are Amber, Musk, Sandalwood and Cedar.

What accords does Le Baiser have?

The dominant accords recorded for Le Baiser are white floral (100.0%); powdery (83.5%); rose (73.4%); woody (71.2%); violet (69.8%).

Who created Le Baiser?

Le Baiser by Lalique was composed by Laurent Bruyere.

When was Le Baiser launched?

Le Baiser by Lalique was first released in 1999.

What does Le Baiser smell like?

Le Baiser is recorded as a floral fragrance, centred on Rose, Jasmine and Pepper.

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