Composed by Blanca Dalmau & Christian Carbonnel & Santi Burgas
The golden color of this bottle conceals the scent of dark resins, dry cedar, and juniper berries. SANTI BURGAS LÔENCE is the base of the LÔANT collection: it can stand alone, but it is also conceived as a deep foundation for other parts.
Juniper berries give the Eau de Parfum a cool, gin-like freshness. This brief green flash immediately collides with cashmeran, which brings a soft, almost luxuriously tactile warmth to the composition.
Virginian cedar and patchouli build a solid woody heart. The cedar is dry and neat, the patchouli darker and earthier; together they prepare the space for olibanum without the need for additional sweetness.
Blanca Dalmau, Christian Carbonnel, and Santi Burgas combined Indian, Omani, and Somalian frankincense into a balsamic finish. The different origins here do not serve to list exoticism, but to the density and nuances of resinous smoke.
On the skin, the juniper slowly fades, while cashmeran envelops cedar, patchouli, and olibanum. The scent itself becomes warmer and more serious; in layering, it gives other compositions a woody, resinous gravity.
LÔENCE is limited to 1000 pieces, with a cap made of wood from sustainably managed European forests. Beneath it is juniper immersed in three types of frankincense, cashmeran, patchouli, and Virginian cedar — a golden base that smells darker than it looks.
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