Pas ce Soir
A fruity spicy woody fragrance where pear, white flowers, quince chutney, and patchouli leave a nocturnal shadow behind the sweetness.
Perfumer: Violaine Collas
Pas ce Soir
About This Fragrance
Pas ce Soir is a 2016 eau de parfum by BDK Parfums. Its French name suggests “not tonight” or “maybe another time,” and the fragrance is built around the image of a Parisian night: magnetic, elegant, free-spirited, and not easily possessed.
Scent Profile
The opening combines pear, mandarin, black pepper, and ginger. The fruit is sweet, but the spices keep it from becoming a simple candy impression. The heart moves into Moroccan jasmine, quince chutney, and orange blossom, turning pear sweetness into a denser white floral fruit accord. The base of cashmeran, Singaporean patchouli, and amberwood leaves a warm woody shadow close to the skin.
Who It's For & When to Wear It
Pas ce Soir suits people who enjoy sweet fruity florals but want spice, white flowers, patchouli, and a more nocturnal texture. It works especially well in autumn and winter evenings, bars, restaurants, date nights, and dressed-up close encounters. It can feel too sweet or noticeable for hot daytime wear, classrooms, offices, or enclosed spaces, so testing with a light application is recommended.
