King Soleil by Bharara
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King Soleil by Bharara: A Citrus Gourmand That Delights King Soleil is a fragrance from Bharara that challenges conventions by combining the zest of citrus with the warmth of gourmand notes. Created for both men and women, this scent travels between brightness and comfort, achieving a curious and addictive equilibrium. Falling under the Citrus Gourmand olfactory family, its formula showcases…
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- Negative 7.7%
- Neutral 3.8%
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About King Soleil
King Soleil by Bharara: A Citrus Gourmand That Delights
King Soleil is a fragrance from Bharara that challenges conventions by combining the zest of citrus with the warmth of gourmand notes. Created for both men and women, this scent travels between brightness and comfort, achieving a curious and addictive equilibrium.
Falling under the Citrus Gourmand olfactory family, its formula showcases familiar ingredients such as Madagascan vanilla, hazelnut, and a medley of Italian citrus fruits. The outcome is a versatile perfume with personality and a sweet edge that encourages gradual discovery.
King Soleil opens with Calabrian bergamot and Sicilian lemon, two radiant citruses that deliver an instant burst of energy. Sicilian orange then joins the fray, adding a sweeter, juicier nuance that rounds off the introduction with a sunny, upbeat character.
The heart introduces hazelnut as the standout surprise. Its toasted, gently creamy nature brings in the gourmand facet, while spicy and aromatic accords supply subtle depth, preventing the sweetness from becoming cloying. This is where the fragrance truly shows its intricate side.
At the base, Madagascan vanilla provides a cocooning, balsamic sweetness, complemented by sandalwood, whose creamy and smooth texture keeps everything in harmony. These elements blend with powdery and nutty undertones, leaving behind a warm, refined, and enduring trail.
Key accords in King Soleil include vanilla, citrus, woody, and nutty, alongside powdery, sweet, fresh spicy, aromatic, and balsamic touches. Such a mix renders it complex yet approachable, perfect for those who desire something distinctive without compromising on elegance.
Boasting an average rating of 4.38 out of 5 from 26 reviews, King Soleil has resonated with an audience that values contrasts. Its unisex appeal makes it effortless to wear throughout the day or into the evening, and its sillage leaves a lasting impression without ever feeling intrusive.
King Soleil is aimed at men and women who love sweet but fresh fragrances with a gourmand twist and a woody foundation. It is ideal for anyone seeking a versatile scent that transitions seamlessly from daily routines to special events, and that departs from the ordinary.
King Soleil is a reliable choice for enthusiasts of zesty, indulgent scents. Its balance between lemon's freshness and the warmth of vanilla and hazelnut makes it an alluring, multifaceted fragrance. A true gem from Bharara that merits a spot in any perfume wardrobe.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
15 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Room-filling
14 votes
Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
13 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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A fragrance very similar to its sibling, the Bharara King, the Soleil is much lighter. Yes, it opens with very rich creamy citrus notes, but they don’t last long, then it settles into a sweet vanilla that lasts and lasts, not only on skin and clothes, but even in places you’ve been, people can smell it an hour or two after you leave. It’s a scent bomb that only suits cold climates, and yet it lasts and projects enormously. The spray is pressurised, so you can use it as a mist to avoid it being too concentrated on one spot, I apply it to my skin before getting dressed, that way it’s more manageable.