Reviews about Serge Lutens Le Participe Passe

Each person hears something different in it. Whether it's wormwood or burnt sugar. One of those fragrances that leaves a luxurious trail and if you're in a room, only it can be heard. It's a matter of personal preference, but that's what niche fragrances are all about.

Very interesting scent - just like all of Lutens's. I can clearly sense resins, the smell of camphor. At the beginning, there's a metallic note. Somewhere in the background, I can feel dried fruits. Wearing it on oneself - unlikely, appreciating it as a work of perfumery art - gladly. Lutens is a kind of avant-garde artist in the perfume world.

My love is Shergi. I have tried many fragrances by Lutens - full-sized bottles, minis, and samples. All of them have their own unique twist, which may or may not appeal to everyone. But this one! It's like a sour, sharp, burnt caramel. I apologize to the fans of this fragrance for the harshness of my statement. This is just my personal opinion. I do not recommend it without trying it first. It even gives me a headache, even when applied sparingly.