Panthea
Stéphane Humbert Lucas (2017)

Panthea makes an outlandish claim of painting a picture of heaven / bliss. I had to approach it - as I have learned to do with other outings from Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 - with an unbiased, open mind.

What Panthea represents to ME (being an impressionistic scent) is a fresh citrus-floral fragrance, rife with pleasant musk, iris, violet, jasmine, and tangy citrus fruits. It certainly has an uplifting aromatic character that is lush with powdery goodness. Overall, it feels delicate, given a nice dose of tobacco leaf and patchouli to finish it off in a really beautiful way.

Moderate sillage and good longevity. I like Panthea and appreciate that it's also not overpriced (relative to other SHL outings).

Delightful...light and airy citrusy opening...to my nose , this has an incensy quality/feel...like a citrus/flower incense stick...nice and natural white flower smell without that bubble gum effect...settles to a light and musky flower accented tobacco...not every single fragrance by a perfumer is going to be a masterpiece, but this one is a beautiful work of art...very enjoyable and wearable for me...