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Perfumer: Domitille Michalon-Bertier (also the nose behind Flowerbomb by the way).
Un Deux Trois Soleil evokes the radiant warmth of a childhood afternoon. Almond, vanilla, heliotrope flowers and benzoin will remind you of familiar scents - the scent of holidays, of a snack on the sly... A mischievous scent that you will have on the tip of your tongue. One, two, three… sun! UN DEUX TROIS SOLEIL
Its formula is quite minimalist: it contains 27 ingredients. A classic perfume can contain up to 300 ingredients.
Natural ingredients corresponding to the notes (95%):
This is the scent of being close to someone in a quiet room, where the air carries a soft almond warmth and a faint resinous haze. It suits unhurried moments, when the mood is relaxed but not casual and the fragrance can read as comforting, slightly playful, and memorably personal.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its almond, vanilla, and benzoin facets can bloom without becoming heavy. Apply lightly: one to three sprays is enough to keep the incense and woods close to the skin while letting the sweeter notes leave a soft, edible trail rather than a loud projection.
Who it’s for
For those who like gourmand-leaning scents with restraint, smooth woods, and a soft resinous finish. It will appeal to wearers who prefer comfort over sparkle, minimalism over complexity, and fragrances that feel intimate, creamy, and slightly nostalgic.
The nose
Domitille Michalon-Bertier is a respected French perfumer known for composing with a polished, modern sensibility and a strong feel for texture. Her work often balances radiance and depth, which makes her especially adept at fragrances that need to feel both wearable and distinctive. She is widely associated with major commercial successes as well as more characterful niche projects, and her style tends to favor clear structures, luminous florals, and smooth, sensual materials. In Un Deux Trois Soleil, that instinct for comfort and contrast suits Bastille’s brief: a minimalist composition that turns almond, heliotrope, benzoin, and incense into something intimate, soft, and quietly addictive.
Bastille’s story
Bastille builds its identity around transparency, sustainability, and a freer idea of luxury. The house favors short formulas, natural materials, and a clean, modern aesthetic, while keeping the compositions emotionally direct rather than overworked. Its perfumes aim to feel honest, contemporary, and accessible without losing olfactory character.
Un Deux Trois Soleil (Green Light
Un Deux Trois Soleil is presented as a fragrance of radiant childhood warmth, with the image of a holiday afternoon and a secret snack eaten on the sly. Its almond, vanilla, heliotrope and benzoin accord is meant to feel familiar and slightly mischievous, like a memory that stays on the tongue. The formula is also notable for its minimalism, using a tightly edited ingredient list rather than a dense classical structure.
Extra info
The formula is unusually concise for a perfume, with 27 ingredients rather than the hundreds used in many classic compositions. Its name, Un Deux Trois Soleil, nods to a childhood game and reinforces the fragrance’s playful, memory-driven character.
Perfumer: Domitille Michalon-Bertier (also the nose behind Flowerbomb by the way).
Un Deux Trois Soleil evokes the radiant warmth of a childhood afternoon. Almond, vanilla, heliotrope flowers and benzoin will remind you of familiar scents - the scent of holidays, of a snack on the sly... A mischievous scent that you will have on the tip of your tongue. One, two, three… sun! UN DEUX TROIS SOLEIL
Its formula is quite minimalist: it contains 27 ingredients. A classic perfume can contain up to 300 ingredients.
Natural ingredients corresponding to the notes (95%):
This is the scent of being close to someone in a quiet room, where the air carries a soft almond warmth and a faint resinous haze. It suits unhurried moments, when the mood is relaxed but not casual and the fragrance can read as comforting, slightly playful, and memorably personal.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its almond, vanilla, and benzoin facets can bloom without becoming heavy. Apply lightly: one to three sprays is enough to keep the incense and woods close to the skin while letting the sweeter notes leave a soft, edible trail rather than a loud projection.
Who it’s for
For those who like gourmand-leaning scents with restraint, smooth woods, and a soft resinous finish. It will appeal to wearers who prefer comfort over sparkle, minimalism over complexity, and fragrances that feel intimate, creamy, and slightly nostalgic.
The nose
Domitille Michalon-Bertier is a respected French perfumer known for composing with a polished, modern sensibility and a strong feel for texture. Her work often balances radiance and depth, which makes her especially adept at fragrances that need to feel both wearable and distinctive. She is widely associated with major commercial successes as well as more characterful niche projects, and her style tends to favor clear structures, luminous florals, and smooth, sensual materials. In Un Deux Trois Soleil, that instinct for comfort and contrast suits Bastille’s brief: a minimalist composition that turns almond, heliotrope, benzoin, and incense into something intimate, soft, and quietly addictive.
Bastille’s story
Bastille builds its identity around transparency, sustainability, and a freer idea of luxury. The house favors short formulas, natural materials, and a clean, modern aesthetic, while keeping the compositions emotionally direct rather than overworked. Its perfumes aim to feel honest, contemporary, and accessible without losing olfactory character.
Un Deux Trois Soleil (Green Light
Un Deux Trois Soleil is presented as a fragrance of radiant childhood warmth, with the image of a holiday afternoon and a secret snack eaten on the sly. Its almond, vanilla, heliotrope and benzoin accord is meant to feel familiar and slightly mischievous, like a memory that stays on the tongue. The formula is also notable for its minimalism, using a tightly edited ingredient list rather than a dense classical structure.
Extra info
The formula is unusually concise for a perfume, with 27 ingredients rather than the hundreds used in many classic compositions. Its name, Un Deux Trois Soleil, nods to a childhood game and reinforces the fragrance’s playful, memory-driven character.
