Serge Lutens Parole d'Eau
With its fresh, moisturising texture, the Matin Lutens body lotion envelops the skin in an ever-so-light veil of invisible softness. Together with the "Parole d’eau" cleansing gel and eau de parfum, it is a gentle invitation to enhance the fragrance and ensure its scent is long-lasting.
"Colourless and odourless by definition, yet an eau can conceal a deep and discreet fragrance..."
Combine the Serge Lutens cleansing gel, body lotion and eau de parfum to wake up to a morning routine that offers a complete sensory experience.
- product type
- body lotion
- best for
- female
- key features
- moisturizing, nourishing
- use for
- body
- skin type
- for all skin types
Serge Lutens perfume allows you to reveal the colorful world of its owner. Lutance creates extraordinary, diverse and unique flavors like a writer who writes wonderful stories. He thinks over their plot, hatches an idea and eventually gives the world an unsurpassed bottle of composition of his own inspiration and imagination. His works are the absolute of craftsmanship. Exquisite bottles of splash or in the form of a spray allow you to feel all the subtlety of the "golden" age of aroma art and touch the origins of perfumery.
Since 2000, when the brand appeared, the Serge Lutens line has been an example for the author's perfumery. These fragrances are always unexpected and full of contrasts, but what is most surprising is their ability to awaken feelings and evoke vivid emotions in everyone who touches the works of the unsurpassed master Serge Lutance.
“My fragrances are neither revolutionary nor traditional.
They're not about that at all, they're about me.
It's very personal, it's me, my soul.
I collected these notes from the moments of my life, I weave them into the fabric of my destiny.
These are the fruits of the most vivid fragrant impressions, they cannot be described in words, this is the purest embodiment of my feelings, tastes, my rebellion against the ordinariness of life.
I made these fragrances for myself, and I dedicate them to you”
(c) Serge Lutance
France