Les Indemodables Immortelle Solaire EDP (Tester)

Description

Released in 2025 and composed by Antoine Lie, Immortelle Solaire is Les Indémodables' warm, honeyed take on the everlasting-flower note. French immortelle's bittersweet licorice-and-maple facet meets earthy Indonesian patchouli and a creamy hazelnut warmth, balanced by balsamic styrax, before drying down to a dry, faintly smoky leather. It leans into immortelle's natural bitterness rather than syrupy sweetness, making for a sun-warmed amber-gourmand that avoids feeling like dessert.

Scent Character

No official accord breakdown has been published for this fragrance. Based on the brand's own materials and independent reviews, its dominant character is Amber/Gourmand: sun-baked immortelle with a bittersweet licorice-maple facet, balsamic styrax, earthy patchouli and creamy hazelnut, drying down to a faintly smoky leather.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Immortelle

Heart: Hazelnut, Candied Fruit Accord

Base: Styrax, Patchouli, Leather

Performance

• Longevity: Moderate-to-good, roughly 6–8 hours on skin for most wearers.
• Sillage: Moderate but close-wearing. Fans describe it as creating an intimate "scent bubble" rather than a room-filling trail.
• Projection: Noticeable up close for the first couple of hours, then settles to the skin.

Best Occasions & Season

• Season: Fall, Winter and Spring. The warm amber-styrax base suits cooler weather best.
• Occasion: Everyday and Evening, versatile enough to dress up or down.
• Wear: Unisex.

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Perfumer: Antoine Lie
House: Les Indémodables (Paris, France)
Released: 2025

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Sample Immortelle Solaire first: 1mL from $5.99, hand-poured from the authentic bottle, before deciding on a larger size.

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FAQ

Is Immortelle Solaire for men or women? It's unisex. Warm and honeyed without reading as feminine or masculine.

Is it a sweet gourmand? It's bittersweet rather than syrupy. The immortelle's natural licorice-maple edge keeps it from tipping into dessert territory.

How long does it last? Moderate-to-good, typically 6–8 hours, with a close, intimate sillage throughout.

Best season to wear it? Fall, winter and spring, when its warm amber-styrax base feels most at home.