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Fille en Aiguilles
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Fille en Aiguilles by Serge Lutens is a woody oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2009, this composition features the olfactory signature of Christopher Sheldrake.
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To me, this is a masterpiece by Serge Lutens. Pine resin with incense, all nicely sweetened by nutty and balsamic notes. It’s more than enough. Very intense at first, but within a few hours, the sillage and longevity drop to 4-5 hours, with the trail becoming quite subtle after the first hour. Not for everyone—it smells like a very luxurious, refined Christmas tree, lol. Among pine-based resinous fragrances like Arso or Wazamba, this Lutens is the most wearable and fresh. Absolute masterpiece.
If you’re wondering if it’s worth it, here’s the verdict: Fille En Aiguilles hits you instantly with a fizzy, fresh vibe that keeps you hunting for new nuances. Pine provides the structure, but it’s the incense, laurel, and nuts that give it that agile character. I’d recommend it if you’re looking for something fresh and dynamic. Longevity is on the lower side at 6-8 hours compared to other Lutens, but it’s still perfect for special occasions. Rating: 6/10. Cheers!
A good Serge Lutens perfume, but you need to know what you’re getting into. If you don’t like smelling like pine, skip it. It’s not one of my favorite Lutens, but it’s still very good. The opening smells like pine and nuts, with a sweet and smoky touch. After a while, a balsamic and medicinal syrup becomes noticeable. As it dries down, it becomes more woody, highlighting the pine even more. Longevity is good, about 8 hours, but apply it sparingly. Projection is somewhat discreet. Recommended for cold climates, and I see it as more masculine than feminine.
A real shock! It’s the fragrance of the Mediterranean coast, but it doesn’t smell like sea or sand, it smells like pine. It transports me to summers in the pine forests of Mallorca, creating that feeling of freshness and peace. It’s not a fresh cologne; it’s dense, resinous, and incense-laden. It doesn’t need to shout; it knows it’s impeccably formulated. The opening is sublime and addictive: a balanced fruity sweetness that evolves into something dry and smoky, lasting 6-8 hours. It smells like a cozy pine forest, and I’d wear it all year round. A lucky discovery thanks to the advice of Drakecito.
A true shock. To me, it’s the smell of the Mediterranean coast, but watch out: it doesn’t smell like sea, beach, or sand; it smells like pine. It triggered a return to summers in the warm pine forests along the Mallorca coast. That association must give it freshness and peace, but it’s not a fresh cologne; it’s dense, resinous, and has an incense touch. This perfume doesn’t need to shout; it knows it’s impeccably formulated. The opening is sublime and addictive, a balanced fruity sweetness without acidity that evolves into something drier and smokier, with 6 to 8 hours of longevity. In short, it smells like a cozy pine grove, and I’d wear it any time of year. A lucky discovery thanks to Drakecito for his advice and description.
My favorite Serge Lutens? Without a doubt, among those I’ve tried. Here things are simple: pine, incense, caramel, and little more. With these three notes, it creates a balsamic, reflective, relaxing atmosphere with romantic and evocative imagery. Smelling it, I think of an abandoned church in the middle of a pine forest. Very well-composed with good longevity, although its projection is rather discreet, staying close to the skin. A ‘Fille en aiguilles’ projecting like a demon would be spectacular, but I understand it would break its spirit. Note: 8.5/10
To me, this is the smell of Christmas: pine, fir, incense, balsams, frosted fruits, spices, and sweet notes without falling into gourmand territory. A perfect balance between mystical-religious smoke, hidden sweetness wrapped in gold, and snow-covered balsamic woods with colored lights. Sheldrake mixes everything in the cocktail shaker and creates the magic of Christmas in scent, one of his best compositions for Lutens. Every year, when I put up the tree and decorate the house, I dust off my bottle of F. en A. and wear it until the holidays end. A marvel made of scent, good quality, and quite wearable. Rating: 9.1
This is the scent of Christmas: pine, fir, incense, balms, and frosted fruits, with spices and sweetness that isn’t gourmand. A perfect balance between mystical smoke and snowy woods with colored lights. Sheldrake puts everything in the cocktail shaker and creates Christmas magic in aroma, one of his best compositions for Lutens. Every year, when setting up the tree and decorating the house, I dust off my F. en A. bottle and use it until the holidays are over. A wonder made into scent, good quality, and quite wearable. Rating: 9.1
I like it. At first, the pine stands out with a potent incense; sometimes it smells like a forest and other times like a church due to the incense. There’s something else, perhaps laurel or fir. The nuts are very subtle and provide just the right touch of sweetness. It’s a curious perfume; it reminded me a bit of 1828 by HdP because of the pine. It’s fairly linear. Ideal for autumn, winter, and spring, and for daytime. Moderate longevity and trail.
I like it. From the start, what I smell most is pine with a potent incense; sometimes it smells like a forest, other times like a church. There’s something else, perhaps laurel or fir. The nutty notes are very subtle and give it the perfect touch of sweetness. It’s a curious perfume, reminding me a bit of HdP’s 1828 due to the pine. It’s fairly linear, suitable for autumn, winter, and spring, during the day. Longevity and trail are moderate.
I liked it more this time; the first time I noticed a lot of cypress, which sometimes smells like sharpening a pencil hehe, and very dry incense. This time, the syrupy accord accompanies almost everything, though it fades slowly. It’s not my usual type unless it’s an olfactory indulgence, and honestly, it lasts only a few hours. It has the average Lutens performance. It’s not a bad perfume, but I don’t see myself using it much.
‘Fille en Aiguilles’ or the ‘warmth of a Mediterranean forest’. That’s exactly it. Although it carries incense, it steers clear of Lutens’ orientalism and is pure conifer. Its name fits perfectly. It smells like turpentine. Smelling it while living inland in the Mediterranean, I felt immersed in a pine grove on a summer afternoon. Very evocative. It’s pure niche; I haven’t heard anything like it. Longevity, projection, and sillage are moderate. Due to its warmth, it’s ideal for late afternoens in autumn and winter. Lutens can be proud of meeting the standards of a good niche perfume.
Fille en Aiguilles is the ‘warmth of a Mediterranean forest’. Although it carries incense, it steers clear of Serge Lutens’ typical Orientalism to become a coniferous fragrance. Its name fits perfectly. It smells like turpentine; smelling it while living 50 km from the coast, I felt immersed in a pine forest on a hot summer afternoon. Very evocative. It’s totally niche; I haven’t heard of anything similar to it. Longevity, projection, and sillage are moderate. Due to its warmth, it’s ideal for autumn and winter afternoons. Serge Lutens can be proud of meeting niche perfumery standards.
Impressive balsamic aroma, dense and penetrating, enveloping you instantly. It’s dark, green, almost esoteric, liturgical, and mysterious with its incense; it sparks curiosity. It’s as if a forest fairy is brewing a magic potion to take you to a parallel world. On a deep breath, you feel the warmth of the sun, melancholy, and then a bright note of Mediterranean conifers. Rafasant has let me discover something complex, not very versatile but of high caliber, for those seeking something uncommon.
Authentic pine forest. I bought the decant with high hopes, and it delivered: it smells like a pine grove in full spring. My boyfriend noticed the eucalyptus and commented it felt more like winter. What a pity it’s so expensive, though, because it has me completely hooked.
I managed to get a decant, and it’s pure magic: dark, resinous, with real pine sap, yet soft and elegant, offering that calm any end-of-year party craves. I’ve tried other conifers like Arso or Bottega Veneta, but nothing compares. A jewel of French perfumery.