Frequently Asked Questions about Soir D'Оrient by Sisley
What does Soir D'Оrient by Sisley smell like?
Soir D'Оrient by Sisley features top notes of Galbanum, Lemon, and Saffron, middle notes of Geranium, Pepper, and Rose, and base notes of Incense, Patchouli, and Sandalwood.
Who created Soir D'Оrient by Sisley?
Soir D'Оrient by Sisley was created by Olivier Pescheux.
Not a brand I'm that familiar with. I have tried several Sisley's but tend to leave them alone as I do with most 'Women only' brands. I know, I know I should be more open but I kinda like the restriction as the market is big enough without trying everything that comes out. Soir d'Orient is different though, I figured I'd pass comment on what is a fairly appealing fragrance. I say that as it is available in department stores but does have that niche slightly middle eastern edge. I say 'slightly' because this is firmly in the safe, modern, western camp but with a nod to oud and incense which instantly would make me take notice (If I was a woman) Yes I say that because this is still ultimately quite a feminine floral scent, not overbarely rosy and with a hint of pepper and resin and a base of woods. I just think it's a bit soul less and generic the bottle looks great if not a little deceptive, reminding me of Armani prive or those upper class gold/black combo oud/rose combinations. Sadly it doesn't deliver the goods. So really nothing to set this apart from a host of interesting orientals, still a nice perfume though. If it went a bit braver and smokey with the incense I might just wear it myself.
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11 years ago
Soir D'Оrient, from Sisley was released in 2015. The perfumer behind this creation is Olivier Pescheux. It has the top notes of Galbanum, Lemon, and Saffron, middle notes of Geranium, Pepper, and Rose, and base notes of Incense, Patchouli, and Sandalwood.
Not a brand I'm that familiar with. I have tried several Sisley's but tend to leave them alone as I do with most 'Women only' brands. I know, I know I should be more open but I kinda like the restriction as the market is big enough without trying everything that comes out. Soir d'Orient is different though, I figured I'd pass comment on what is a fairly appealing fragrance. I say that as it is available in department stores but does have that niche slightly middle eastern edge. I say 'slightly' because this is firmly in the safe, modern, western camp but with a nod to oud and incense which instantly would make me take notice (If I was a woman) Yes I say that because this is still ultimately quite a feminine floral scent, not overbarely rosy and with a hint of pepper and resin and a base of woods. I just think it's a bit soul less and generic the bottle looks great if not a little deceptive, reminding me of Armani prive or those upper class gold/black combo oud/rose combinations. Sadly it doesn't deliver the goods. So really nothing to set this apart from a host of interesting orientals, still a nice perfume though. If it went a bit braver and smokey with the incense I might just wear it myself.