Phantasma
A mysterious tea‑woody Eau de Parfum where black tea, yuzu and rice powder drift into ginger, cade and sensual woods, evoking a fluid tension between imagination and reality.
Perfumer: Anne-Sophie Behaghel
Phantasma
A mysterious tea‑woody Eau de Parfum where black tea, yuzu and rice powder drift into ginger, cade and sensual woods, evoking a fluid tension between imagination and reality.
Scent Development and Character
Phantasma imagines a hallucinatory water of the lips, opening with the dark shimmer of black tea brightened by yuzu and softened by airy rice powder. Ginger and cade then introduce a spicy, slightly smoky tension, before the fragrance settles into translucent, sensual woods that feel both diaphanous and quietly addictive.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
On skin, Phantasma moves from a cool, slightly bitter tea and citrus aura to a more textured, powdered heart, where ginger’s warmth and cade’s dry smokiness flicker in and out without becoming heavy. The drydown is a sheer, sensual woodiness that sits close to the body yet retains a subtle, enigmatic presence, making it suited to introspective daytime wear and quietly seductive evenings in temperate to cool weather. The composition’s balance of dark tea, spice, soft powder and woods makes Phantasma especially suited to spring and autumn, with enough softness for cool summer evenings and enough warmth for mild winter days. Sillage: Sillage sits around arm’s length at the start, then softens to a close‑to‑skin trail, more intimate than overtly projecting. Longevity: moderate, with the tea and woody accord typically remaining noticeable for around 6–8 hours on normal skin, becoming more a subtle aura after the first few hours.
Perfumer and Bottle
Its launch year has not been published. It is presented as Eau de Parfum. The perfumer is Anne-Sophie Behaghel. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Liquides Imaginaires's design language.
