Sous le Soleil is built upon a monoi accord, a traditional Polynesian oil combining heady tiare flower with coconut oil. Radiant creaminess is supplied by magnolia, with Peru balsam underscoring the richness. A perfume summoning bright sun and bare skin.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The mood is an unhurried summer afternoon edging into evening, with warm skin and creamy white flowers still lingering in the air. Its sweetness suggests a relaxed, sensual presence rather than crisp formality—suited to a light shirt worn open at the neck and conversation at close quarters.
How to wear
Its solar floral character makes warm weather a natural setting. Start with one or two sprays on skin, allowing the creamy monoï and balsamic sweetness to settle before adding more. In strong heat, keep application light; milder summer evenings offer a gentler setting for its enveloping richness.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to creamy white florals, monoï accords and sweet balsamic warmth. It will appeal especially to wearers who enjoy the scent of tiare and coconut-inspired textures, and prefer a sensual summer fragrance to sharp citrus freshness.
Release year
2024
The nose
Brahim Mohamed is Mabra’s independent, self-taught creator and perfumer. His practice draws on personal experience, reading and self-directed research, with fragrances produced in small series in his French workshop. In Sous le Soleil, his approach takes the form of a summer floral built around monoï and a soft balsamic base.
Mabra’s story
Mabra is a small-scale French perfume house centered on the personal authorship of Brahim Mohamed. Its fragrances reflect his experiences and individual vision rather than a shared creative brief. Hand assembly, bottling and packaging underpin the house’s artisanal approach, alongside a stated emphasis on quality and natural materials.
Sous le Soleil’s concept
Sous le Soleil was conceived as a summer floral, evoking sunny days and the softer warmth of summer evenings. A monoï accord supplies the central image of tiare and coconut oil, framed by jasmine and a delicate Peru balsam base. The inspiration is atmospheric: bright sun, creamy flowers and bare skin.
Extra info
The name means “Under the Sun,” and the official listing adds the English subtitle “The Sunny.” Sous le Soleil belongs to Mabra’s Collection Essentielle. Its monoï is described as an accord, which does not imply that traditional monoï oil itself is an ingredient.
Sous le Soleil is built upon a monoi accord, a traditional Polynesian oil combining heady tiare flower with coconut oil. Radiant creaminess is supplied by magnolia, with Peru balsam underscoring the richness. A perfume summoning bright sun and bare skin.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The mood is an unhurried summer afternoon edging into evening, with warm skin and creamy white flowers still lingering in the air. Its sweetness suggests a relaxed, sensual presence rather than crisp formality—suited to a light shirt worn open at the neck and conversation at close quarters.
How to wear
Its solar floral character makes warm weather a natural setting. Start with one or two sprays on skin, allowing the creamy monoï and balsamic sweetness to settle before adding more. In strong heat, keep application light; milder summer evenings offer a gentler setting for its enveloping richness.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to creamy white florals, monoï accords and sweet balsamic warmth. It will appeal especially to wearers who enjoy the scent of tiare and coconut-inspired textures, and prefer a sensual summer fragrance to sharp citrus freshness.
Release year
2024
The nose
Brahim Mohamed is Mabra’s independent, self-taught creator and perfumer. His practice draws on personal experience, reading and self-directed research, with fragrances produced in small series in his French workshop. In Sous le Soleil, his approach takes the form of a summer floral built around monoï and a soft balsamic base.
Mabra’s story
Mabra is a small-scale French perfume house centered on the personal authorship of Brahim Mohamed. Its fragrances reflect his experiences and individual vision rather than a shared creative brief. Hand assembly, bottling and packaging underpin the house’s artisanal approach, alongside a stated emphasis on quality and natural materials.
Sous le Soleil’s concept
Sous le Soleil was conceived as a summer floral, evoking sunny days and the softer warmth of summer evenings. A monoï accord supplies the central image of tiare and coconut oil, framed by jasmine and a delicate Peru balsam base. The inspiration is atmospheric: bright sun, creamy flowers and bare skin.
Extra info
The name means “Under the Sun,” and the official listing adds the English subtitle “The Sunny.” Sous le Soleil belongs to Mabra’s Collection Essentielle. Its monoï is described as an accord, which does not imply that traditional monoï oil itself is an ingredient.
