With an ephemeral bust of freshness, an aromatic breath of lavender unfurls in a floral, woody heart, before blossoming fully over mellow, musky notes.
Discover Lavande, a soft, enveloping, tenderly reassuring lavender that transports you instantly to the sunlit French countryside, to the floral heart of Provence.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Lavande suits an unhurried afternoon when company is familiar and conversation needs no ceremony. Its sunlit herbal opening gives way to soft woods and musk, suggesting the comfort of a cotton shirt after time spent outdoors rather than the briskness of a traditional lavender cologne.
How to wear
Try it in spring or early autumn, when mild air can accommodate both its aromatic freshness and warmer finish. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms; in hotter weather, use a lighter application to keep the lavender central without emphasizing the sweeter base.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy lavender but prefer it rounded and comforting rather than sharply brisk. Its herbal opening, woody heart and musky warmth will appeal to lovers of aromatic fragrances seeking a softer texture, with benzoin and tonka adding gentle sweetness.
Release year
2018
Molinard’s story
Molinard balances its Grasse heritage with creative independence, combining natural materials and modern perfumery ingredients rather than following an exclusively natural approach. Family-owned across five generations, the house values craftsmanship, accessibility and fragrance as a source of personal pleasure.
Lavande’s concept
Presented as a lavender-centered addition to Eléments Exclusifs, Lavande draws on the sunny fields and garrigue of Provence. Its concept moves beyond lavender's familiar freshness, carrying the aromatic opening into a warmer, woody heart and a comforting musky finish.
Extra info
The composition features both lavandin and lavender: lavandin appears in the opening with clary sage, while lavender sits in the heart alongside labdanum and patchouli. Several earlier Molinard fragrances also bear the Lavande name, making the Eau de Parfum designation important when distinguishing versions.
With an ephemeral bust of freshness, an aromatic breath of lavender unfurls in a floral, woody heart, before blossoming fully over mellow, musky notes.
Discover Lavande, a soft, enveloping, tenderly reassuring lavender that transports you instantly to the sunlit French countryside, to the floral heart of Provence.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Lavande suits an unhurried afternoon when company is familiar and conversation needs no ceremony. Its sunlit herbal opening gives way to soft woods and musk, suggesting the comfort of a cotton shirt after time spent outdoors rather than the briskness of a traditional lavender cologne.
How to wear
Try it in spring or early autumn, when mild air can accommodate both its aromatic freshness and warmer finish. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms; in hotter weather, use a lighter application to keep the lavender central without emphasizing the sweeter base.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy lavender but prefer it rounded and comforting rather than sharply brisk. Its herbal opening, woody heart and musky warmth will appeal to lovers of aromatic fragrances seeking a softer texture, with benzoin and tonka adding gentle sweetness.
Release year
2018
Molinard’s story
Molinard balances its Grasse heritage with creative independence, combining natural materials and modern perfumery ingredients rather than following an exclusively natural approach. Family-owned across five generations, the house values craftsmanship, accessibility and fragrance as a source of personal pleasure.
Lavande’s concept
Presented as a lavender-centered addition to Eléments Exclusifs, Lavande draws on the sunny fields and garrigue of Provence. Its concept moves beyond lavender's familiar freshness, carrying the aromatic opening into a warmer, woody heart and a comforting musky finish.
Extra info
The composition features both lavandin and lavender: lavandin appears in the opening with clary sage, while lavender sits in the heart alongside labdanum and patchouli. Several earlier Molinard fragrances also bear the Lavande name, making the Eau de Parfum designation important when distinguishing versions.
