Dancing Light
An aurora-inspired eau de parfum where near-icy coolness and white flowers settle into warm wood.
Perfumer: Sidonie Lancesseur
At the far end of the world, emerald-tinted waves of light twist through the air. Dancing Light was born from that spontaneous natural phenomenon, the aurora borealis. Sidonie Lancesseur composed it, and to answer that light the composition reaches not for abstract luminous effects but for the tangible presence of botanicals and flowers. Jasmine and neroli meet woods and spices at the centre of the composition.
The opening is almost icy. Icy mint and Siberian pine needles carry a clear chill, while a fig milk accord lays a soft, milky layer beneath, so the cold never turns merely sharp.
Then snow-colored white flowers begin to dance, and sandalwood receives the bright bouquet with warmth. The light of a frozen sky gradually gives way to warm wood. Its character lies in that back-and-forth between cold and warmth within a single scent.
