Sancti

Sancti

Holy water imagined as perfume: a bright aldehydic‑citrus splash over cool aromatic herbs, drying down to meditative incense and resins that evoke purified air and quiet spiritual protection.

Scent Development and Character

A luminous incense water where bright citruses and aldehydic sparkle wash over cool herbal aromatics, before settling into a resinous veil of frankincense, myrrh, benzoin, labdanum and woods that feels like purified air inside a quiet chapel.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

Sancti wears as a translucent yet structured incense fougère: initial brightness and effervescence give an uplifting, almost cleansing feel, while the herbal heart and resinous base remain close‑to‑moderate in projection, making it suitable for contemplative daytime wear, formal settings, and cool evenings when a spiritual, non‑sweet presence is desired. Best suited to cool spring and autumn days, when its balance of bright citrus and contemplative incense feels most at home; also works in mild winters for indoor wear, while the resinous base can be slightly heavy for very hot, humid summer conditions. Sillage: Projection starts as airy and noticeable thanks to aldehydes and citruses, then calms to a soft to moderate incense aura; it is present but not overpowering, suitable for shared and indoor spaces. Longevity: Moderate to good longevity, with the bright citrus and aldehydic opening lasting a couple of hours before the incense–resin base sits closer to the skin for a total wear time around 6–8 hours depending on skin and climate.

Perfumer and Bottle

Its launch year has not been published. It is presented as Eau de Parfum. No individual perfumer is publicly credited. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Liquides Imaginaires's design language.