Un Soir d'ete Provencal

A lovely, soothing, herbal-amber lavender, dawning with a juicy spritz of lemon and lime before transitioning into a gentle floral heart, then settling into a sweet vanillic base. Could be considered simultaneously both a bit powdery and syrupy. Not too sweet nor too herbal in my opinion, striking a very sumptuous balance to my palate! Would make for a lovely bedtime or bath accompaniment.

DSH Un Soir D'Eté Provençal is a very nice aromatic herbal unisex blend and not really what I was expecting at all. The lavender is detectable but not overwhelming. The scent is clean but complex--not a contradiction in terms, as all of the various notes seem discretely detectable while playing off one another nicely. Usually perfumes with "soir" or "nuit" in their name have a much darker cast to them, often with a lot of hard-hitting rich and viscous elements. A summer night, however? In the countryside (not the city)? Perhaps that should be fresh and aromatic! The scents of flowers and trees in full bloom fill the air, conveyed by a warm summer breeze. On reflection, I do believe that the name of this appealing and natural-smelling perfume matches it well! The style reminds me a bit of Miller Harris...