Vanille Blackberry
Eau de Toilette
An invitation to embrace the lightness and joy of a sunny getaway in a summer garden.
From the very first notes, Lemon and Bergamot awaken the senses like a morning sunbeam. The accords of red berries, embodied by Blackberry and Pink Pepper, bring their wild and delicious freshness, while Rose and Jasmine intoxicate the air with their delicate fragrance. In the background, the comforting warmth of Vanilla blends with White Musk and Cashmere Wood, leaving a lingering trail, like the memory of a perfect summer day.
Olfactive Notes
Top Notes
- Lemon
- Bergamot
Heart Notes
- Blackberry
- Pink Pepper
- Rose
- Jasmine
Base Notes
- Vanilla
- White Musk
- Cashmere Wood
Ingredients
ALCOHOL DENAT. / S.D. ALCOHOL 39C., PARFUM / FRAGRANCE, AQUA / WATER, LIMONENE, BENZYL ALCOHOL, LINALOOL, CITRAL, ALPHA ISOMETHYL IONONE
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Comptoir Sud Pacifique products?
You can find our products on our e-shop, and in our 2 boutiques in Paris: 30 rue Saint Roch in the 1st Arrondissement, and 76 rue de Seine in the 6th Arrondissement. We are also available in numerous points of sale in France, Europe, and the USA. To get the details of the closest retailers, you can contact us by email: contact@comptoir-sud-pacifique.com.
Do you offer samples of Comptoir Sud Pacifique perfumes?
For each order of products placed on our site, we offer 2 samples that you can choose. If you wish to test our products, all our samples are available for sale. You can also access a discovery offer of 6 samples that you can choose and in this case, the shipping costs in France and Europe are free. Please note that the sending of samples may generate shipping costs depending on the country of delivery. Any sale of samples is final, and no returns or refunds will be accepted for these products. They are also not subject to the money-back guarantee.
I'm looking for a Comptoir Sud Pacifique product on the site but can't find it?
Do not hesitate to write to us at: contact@comptoir-sud-pacifique.com
What are top, heart, and base notes?
Perfumes are designed according to an olfactory pyramid. When you spray a perfume, the first notes you perceive are called top notes. They are often quite fresh and evaporate quite quickly, within a few minutes. As they dissipate, they give way to the heart notes that will remain present for a few hours. Finally, the scent you perceive at the end of the day is represented by the base notes, less volatile such as woods, amber, or vanilla. The base notes determine the fragrance's trail.
Where are Comptoir Sud Pacifique products made?
All our products are designed and manufactured in France. The Perfume concentrates used in the manufacturing of perfumes and eau de toilettes are made in Grasse in the Southeast of France.
Is there alcohol in your perfumes?
Yes, our perfumes contain beet alcohol, water, and scented concentrates. Our perfumes do not contain dyes, preservatives, or any animal-derived materials.
Are your products tested on animals?
No, we do not test any of our products on animals. Animal testing is furthermore banned in the European Union and has recently become non-mandatory in China. Given our commitment to respecting the planet, we categorically refuse these tests and prefer not to open our products to a market that would impose them on us.
What is the best way to apply perfume?
Our advice for longer-lasting scent is to apply it to the warm parts of your body. This can be the neck, the hollow behind the ear, the wrists. You can also spray a cloud in front of you and immediately walk into this cloud, which will allow your clothes to be imbued and mark your olfactory signature. Have you ever tried the Mix&Match that Comptoir Sud Pacifique has advised to practice since its creation?
How long can I keep my perfume?
Perfumery professionals all agree: a fragrance does not really have a date after which it can no longer be used. To guarantee a unique olfactory experience, some perfume houses choose to include a preservation date on the packaging.
My perfume has changed color over time, is it expired?
A perfume is a mixture of several ingredients that continue to macerate over time, so a perfume can change color and become darker or redder, for example! These are natural oxidation phenomena that change the appearance but do not alter the smell of the fragrance.
Are there synthetic ingredients? Could they be bad for my health?
Perfumers have a palette of raw materials among which there are natural ingredients, but also some synthetics like Musks because today all animal-derived raw materials are banned. Each ingredient is carefully examined to meet the strictest health and safety standards.