Review of Living Lalique by Marta Regina Jabłońska

In the advertising campaign for this fragrance, the model is dressed in a masculine-inspired style, wearing elegant black trousers and a white shirt. She exudes strength while remaining sensually feminine and confident. And that is exactly what these perfumes are like. The opening is full of character, with spices blending into lavender, a touch of citrus, and mint. The latter bears no resemblance to the cosmetic freshness of toothpaste, but is greener and more natural. The entire composition rests on woods and a complex, multifaceted base. Labdanum lends a slight camphoraceous quality, while the woody notes are almost rough in texture. Vanilla and tonka bean provide only a faint echo of sweetness, gently smoothing the composition. Iris adds a delicate floral powderiness, yet these perfumes could hardly be described as floral. They remain predominantly woody, spicy, and herbal. A very pleasant composition, elegant in its own way, with a minimalist, classic character, like a beautifully tailored white shirt.