210 Tonka by LabSolue bottle
LabSolue

210 Tonka

Feminine
Main accords
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Our take

A terrace table sits near a stone wall where the air still carries a chill. Sunlight warms the surface but does not erase the coolness in the shade. A cup of tea rests beside a plate of citrus slices. The air around the seat holds lemon and orange blossom, bright and clear, threaded with neroli. Lavender moves through the space with a clean, aromatic presence. Tonka bean and vanilla add a soft, rounded sweetness that feels grounded rather than sugary. The blend stays close to the moment, fresh and white floral, with a gentle amber warmth that suits the light and the lingering cold equally well.

The scene feels calm and composed. The scent does not rush or demand attention. It sits in the air like a quiet detail of the morning, part of the stillness rather than a break in it. The citrus keeps the atmosphere lifted while the lavender maintains a steady, herbal clarity. Vanilla and tonka bean give the air a smooth texture that makes the space feel settled. It is sweet without becoming heavy, fresh spicy without sharp edges, aromatic without leaning into sharpness. The white floral character stays present and natural.

This is a fragrance composed by Aliénor Massenet for LabSolue. It fits a person who enjoys a scent that feels like part of the environment instead of a separate statement. The lemon and orange blossom remain bright while the neroli adds a delicate floral layer. Lavender, tonka bean, and vanilla create a soft foundation that holds the composition together. The accords of citrus, vanilla, white floral, aromatic, lavender, sweet, amber, fresh, and fresh spicy all live inside this single setting. The air ends on vanilla.

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