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Actually I am a declared rose fan, but in the summer I allowed myself a fling with YR's Monoi. I left it with my in-laws in Brittany, only to find it back now for Christmas. I thought it was a fun idea to have a scent that you associate with a certain place and time. Much has been written about 2020 - and there's not much positive to report. The longing for harmony and security is growing. Mono¨Vague d'Eté is just the thing. It's not exactly cold outside, but today it's storming and the wind is just sweeping around the house. I sniff the bottle and immediately memories of warm, sunny summer days come up. The interplay of tiare and vanilla caresses the skin. Together with the body oil, you get the feeling that summer lasts forever, that life is light and positive. Monoï Vague d'Eté is a flatterer of the soul.

L'Heure Bleue was my first adult perfume. Like so many women of my generation, I adored Anaïs Anaïs and Lou Lou as a teenager. And then, towards the end of my studies, I indulged in L'Heure Bleue - as a perfume, if only because of the beautiful bottle. I was too young for this complex, very soft and feminine fragrance. Now, whenever a gentle breeze passes by me, it conjures up a smile on my face.