Pas Сe Soir
Fragrance notes
Character
Ginger and black pepper give Pas Сe Soir a spicy, faintly hot opening, cut through by mandarin orange for brightness. Quince follows in the heart, a tart, slightly floral fruit that pairs with Moroccan jasmine and orange blossom to keep the sweetness fresh instead of syrupy.
Cashmeran, amberwood and Singapore patchouli form a soft, woody-amber base, warm but never heavy, and the whole composition carries a fresh spicy thread from top to bottom. Violaine Collas released this in 2016, and it wears comfortably across most of the year, present in every season the data covers, spring especially strong. Staying power holds at a moderate level, steady through a normal day, and sillage keeps to a quiet, warm ring around the wearer, easy enough for anyone standing beside them to pick up.
Pas Сe Soir reads as a spicy, fruited floral built more for daytime than evening, despite the name, comfortable on a desk or running errands as much as anywhere else. Ginger and quince keep it feeling fresh and light on the skin, warmth without real density, and the orange blossom keeps circling back through the whole wear, a bright thread running under the amber and wood.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
