Description
Austrian artist Nana de Bary launched her new fragrance line Liaison de Parfum, which consists of four poetically named perfumes: Stay With Me, I Dare You, Resist Me and No Matter What. The inspiration for these fragrances comes from love of life and its many faces – desire, intimacy, passion and friendship. The line was conceived in Vienna and produced in France, using old techniques of perfume making.
Stay With Me symbolizes desire and is intended for dreamers. It consists of jasmine, citruses and slightly salty overtone, followed by the heart of orange blossom, rose and lily. This all is stabilized by the base of musk, vanilla, cedar and amber. For those who are free spirited and full of optimism.
The bottles are simple, clean and logo-free, inscribed with a quote that had inspired each of the perfumes.
Stay With Me was launched in 2013.
ShansonE777 – :
Beautiful creamy lily. The perfume is indeed reminiscent of tanning oil. The vanilla, lily and musk create a scent that is similar to coconut. I can see how there is a slight saltiness about this perfume, but it’s not pronounced, not like Womanity where some wearers report smelling fishy. Stay With Me seems wearable in any season. Sillage is good. I can smell it fairly stong for the first half-hour, and for several hours after it’s closer to the skin.
Nightmare123 – :
I agree with the sun tan lotion comparison below. Very musky vanillic and cozy scent. I love the name but this faded too fast on my skin. Oh, the irony!
gran99 – :
Absolutely love this, warm, sensual, long lasting, niche and beautiful, it’s definitely staying with me, a new favourite. Great design and packaging too! Bought from Birchbox you get samples of the rest of the range too, looking forward to trying them.
teodorfest – :
If you are in search for a silky, warm, beachy, sun tan lotion scent — look no further! This has all of the right reminisce of your favorite sunny vacation! A great niche find!
nadea1 – :
When I opened the sample of this, it was huge flower. It smelled like gardenia to me, but it must be Jasmine. Once on my skin, the flower was still there, but then something awful started happening. There was an underlying sour, sweat, I don’t know what, scent emanating from it. Imagine a woman walking by who smells really nice, but she’s carrying a baby with a smelly diaper. That’s what it was like for me. It lasted for a few hours in which I desperately hoped no one else would smell it as I walked by.
Now that it’s nearly gone from my skin, I am getting a slight cedar, almost soapy or dryer sheet scent. Not bad, but not something I’d want to pay to smell like. If I could get the beginning and end of the scent and skip the whole middle, it would have been fine. This is just one that did not work with my body.
Neteli333 – :
Aldehydic opening. Banana and narcotic white flowers, rich, luxurious, forbidden.