Lise Watier Folies Neiges ~ new fragrance

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Canadian beauty brand Lise Watier has launched Folies Neiges, a new flanker to the line’s popular Neiges fragrance:

FOLIES NEIGES is this ardent, vibrant, free-as-air spirit that invites fantasies to take flight. Perfume of pleasure, perfume for every occasion, it graces the wildest moments… the ones that carry us to the threshold of dream and reality, to that magic instant where real life yields to a daydream world. After NEIGES, FOLIES NEIGES is the awakening of a new spirit. One that simply cannot be ignored…

After all, what would life be without a touch of folly?

As startling as a peal of laughter in the night, FOLIES NEIGES is a joyous perfume with invigorating notes, created for the elegant young woman with a zest for life, at ease in her skin and in her world. FOLIES NEIGES unfurls in a flurry of citrusy notes, imbued with fruity, refreshing accents of orange and mandarin. Gently frenetic, the perfume blossoms into a floral chord of soft spring blooms, in a nod to the NEIGES bouquet of white flowers, which evokes the refreshing feeling of a gust of pure wintry air.

Lise Watier Folies Neiges is available in 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette. (via press release)

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  1. datura5750
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    So, a fruity floral…

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 November 2009

      Hard to tell based on the description…

  2. norjunma1
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    My new favorite oxymoron: gently frenetic.

  3. prism
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    i misread “frenetic” as “generic” and couldn’t help but be astounded how honest they could be for a change.

    then i re-read it.

  4. Daisy
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    ummm….soft spring blossoms AND a gust of pure wintery air??
    for every occasion AND every season…
    the best part….a purple dress! I’m having a very purple day.

    • norjunma1
      Posted on 2 November 2009

      Finally! A perfume that is all things to all people. It’s a miracle!
      A purple dress does sound nice though.

    • miss kitty v.
      Posted on 2 November 2009

      That ad is very 80′s.

      My vision is bad–is she wearing a bunch of bananas on that dress, or is that something else?

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 November 2009

      I have tried the original Neiges…it’s clean and powdery and I suppose meant to evoke snow. I suppose this one is too? The ad does look very 80s.

  5. Dolly
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    Seeing that it is a fruity floral, I bet those are bananas! But, what’s on her feet?

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 November 2009

      Why do you guys think it’s a fruity floral?

      • annemarie
        Posted on 2 November 2009

        Yeah, it sounds floral but not overly sweet to me. Still, how can you tell from the copy? As has been noted, it sounds like a fragrance trying to be all things to all people. Bottle looks Avon-ish.

        • miss kitty v.
          Posted on 2 November 2009

          I think it’s the fruity citrus and white flowers that made it sound like a fruity floral.

      • hongkongmom
        Posted on 3 November 2009

        “imbued with fruity”,…..”into a floral chord” i get the feeling it is a fruity floral…but a soft one!!!

  6. Posted on 2 November 2009

    “as startling as a peal of laughter in the night”…? not sure i like the sound of that.

  7. rosarita
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    This is some crazy ad copy! I quite liked the original Neiges once upon a time, because it’s a white floral w/hyacinth and no tuberose or gardenia (neither one like me much.) I haven’t liked any of the flankers since, though.

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 November 2009

      I haven’t tried any of the flankers, just the original…which I think must be more popular in Canada than it is here.

  8. PekeFan
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    Does anyone know where I could buy a sample of the original “Neiges” on-line? Advice would be greatly appreciated. I can only find 50 or 100 ml bottles and, call me cheap, I prefer not to buy anything unsniffed.

    • Robin
      Posted on 3 November 2009

      I’m sorry but I don’t know…maybe you could email from the Lise Watier website and ask?

  9. asuperlongusername
    Posted on 2 November 2009

    If she had a witch’s hat, I totally would have thought this was another Paris Hilton thing. The ad is pretty campy but not nearly enough.

    I love when scents smell either “hot” or “cold” but somehow I don’t think this will deliver a wintry gust up to my standards. xP

  10. Robin
    Posted on 3 November 2009

    Neiges is cold…but don’t know if it would meet your standards ;-)

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