Arc-en-ciel, a daytime fragrance, captures the very essence of feminine sensuality, delicate tenderness, and an alluring mystery that every man strives to unravel.

Olfactory family: Floral and fruity.

The brightest notes: Pineapple, grapefruit, pear, kiwi, rhubarb, pink pepper, blackcurrant, watermelon, jasmine, cedar, sandalwood. A mood of carefree joy and bright emotions

A refreshing scent, adorned with notes of rare fruits and hints of greenery, makes your image noble and truly stylish.

A Fragrance of Inspiration!

Surround yourself with the weightless mist of Arc-en-ciel.

Olfactory family: Floral and fruity

Top notes: Pineapple, grapefruit, pear, kiwi, rhubarb, pink pepper, blackcurrant

Heart notes: Watermelon, jasmine, lily, peach, freesia, cyclamen

Base notes: Cedar, musk, sandalwood

The fragrance crafts a gentle yet dynamically intriguing aura of passion and seduction, captivating and luring others into a realm of sweet dreams and fantasies.

The top notes unfold with a luxurious combination of juicy exotic fruits. They are soon met by the harmonious heart notes, which emerge in the delicate, fresh melody of ripe watermelon, peach, and exquisite blossoms. A delicate and enchanting trail, woven from woody-spicy chords, will fill the refined fragrance with warmth and joy.

Fragrance notes

• Pineapple

Fresh, slightly sweet, fruity-floral compositions. This component brings a unique lightness and purity to the perfume, making it vibrant, rich, and juicy. It's difficult to remain indifferent to the subtle and tender aroma of pineapple, filled with fruity freshness.

• Grapefruit

Can uplift the mood and invigorate the mind, setting a creative tone.

• Pear

Its fragrance is sweet yet never saccharine, carrying delicate whispers of caramel.

• Kiwi

An intriguingly unique aroma that weaves together a tapestry of fruity hues: Pineapple, strawberry, and citrus.

• Rhubarb

A fresh, fruity-green scent with a distinct, tangy character.

• Pink pepper

Its warm, woody-sharp fragrance is a staple in fruity and floral bouquets that call for a touch of spice.

• Blackcurrant

A rich, deep, oriental, and captivating aroma.

• Watermelon

A delightful, airy, and refreshing summer aroma. To many, it is the quintessential scent of summer itself.

• Jasmine

Has long been considered a symbol of love and passion. This fragrance is a true aphrodisiac, tempting to both men and women alike.

• Lily

A pleasant floral note with a delicate, sensual, and magical aura. The absolute of this flower is traditionally used to create its perfumery notes.

• Peach

Sweet, though not overly so, with subtle floral undertones. In perfumery, both peach essential oil and peach absolute are used.

• Freesia

The scent of freshness and purity. It evokes memories of tulips and the first spring flowers: Delicate, pure, and translucent.

• Cyclamen

Intricate and complex. It starts with an initial impression of lily-of-the-valley, followed by a graceful presence of rose. The two aromas blend seamlessly into one within cyclamen's delicate scent.

• Cedar

Pairs with sandalwood, introducing astringent and dry undertones to the woody accord.

• Musk

It adds sensuality to the fragrance's persona and enhances it, adorning you in the eyes of others. Warming on the skin, it ensures the harmonious integration of the fragrance with it.

• Sandalwood

Its warm, velvety character provides an excellent foundation for floral notes.

For whom?

For the independent, striking woman who possesses magnetic charm, innate grace, and an utterly irresistible charisma.

Recommended use

Keep in mind that fragrances are activated by your body heat, so it's best to apply them underneath your clothing rather than directly on it.

Perfume life hacks

1. Apply onto the pulse points: Neck, area behind the ears, inner elbows, back of the knees (but not all at once!).

2. Use the perfume right after taking a shower (clean, steaming skin absorbs the fragrance perfectly) or spray your perfume in front of you, then walk right into a perfume cloud.

3. Choose a fragrance depending on:

• The season ("light" fragrance in summer, "heavy" – in the cold season);

• Time of the day ("lighter" one in the first half, more intense in the second half);

• Mood and situations (discreet and fresh fragrance for the workplace, intense and unusual one for strolls and meet-ups with friends).

Store the perfume in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight to keep the fragrance unchanged.