Showing posts with label santal blanc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label santal blanc. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Serge Lutens Santal Blanc: Paris exclusive line in bell jar bottle
Just the other day I was saying how my rumours of more than two years ago were slowly materialising one by one. No need to gloat or repeat myself, just a confirmation that reportage goes a long way and things take an extremely slow route when getting changed: Santal Blanc, a former Lutens export fragrance is becoming a Parisian exclusive in the bell jars. (there's still some stock on the oblong export bottles, so grab those if your life depends on it). It's official folks, stop denying it. And yes, I know one needs a compass and a guide to make way out of the changing policies of the Lutens line. *sigh*
You know what follows right? (Don't say I didn't give you ample warning)
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