Lúmis

Lúmis was launched in 2015, bringing a floral and festive fragrance, whose inspiration comes from the moments when success, achievements, etc. are celebrated. Within this context, the fragrance took advantage of the market's olfactory tendency and used champagne as a representative ingredient of its concept. The fragrance of Lúmis has top notes of Rosé Champagne, gardenia and mandarin orange, making room for a floral body with notes of frangipani, jasmine, and chocolate orchid, on a background with notes of amber, musks, and the exclusive Eudora’s Secret accord. In my opinion, Lúmis seems to have aimed at a target and ended up hitting another, trying to follow the same olfactory path of 212 VIP Rosé (Carolina Herrera), launched a year earlier, but becoming more known for similarities with the fragrance of J'adore (Dior). On the skin, Lúmis arrives with a fruity and slightly fizzy output. The champagne accord carries nuances of red fruits so that the result is satisfactory, and the mandarin orange adds more juiciness. Much is said about jasmine, which really has a dominant character for a long time, but it is important to say that gardenia brings sophistication and frangipani reinforces the floral and solar aspect on the skin. It is precisely when the fragrance shows itself as fresh, daytime, and clear, with the aspect of expensive shampoo and, therefore, many compare it with the fragrance of Dior. Particularly, I notice a lot of difference, but I understand the reference of the olfactory path. Lúmis is versatile, delicate, cheerful and, synesthetically speaking, makes me think of the yellow color. It is for the day, for the night, summer or spring, work or leisure. Does it project a lot? No. But it has a good lasting, because it is still there, even when you think it's gone. And then, while doing my tests and notes, I remembered the immense number of women I see on social media, asking for perfume tips for the wedding or graduation day, for instance. And the lists always bring only international brands (never Brazilian ones). Girls, Lúmis is the face of the bride who marries during the day and celebrates until dusk! Go hard on the sprays before entering the church, leave a trail greater than the veil of the dresses of the famous princesses and, if necessary, when it is time to touch up the makeup for the pictures, just reapply the fragrance. I guarantee that the envious, I mean, invited, will be curious to know the name of your perfume.