Infinite Eternity: Celestial Object Liis Liis revealed that the idea for the fragrance had been brewing for about two years prior to its launch. During this time, she was deeply fascinated by the concept of our celestial origins, believing that we are all made of stars and stardust. It is named using an astronomical term, meant to reflect our place in the universe. The fragrance aims to evoke both cosmic vastness and human intimacy — the sense that while the night sky is infinite and mysterious, our skin and body share in that same material origin Olfactory Notes Celestial Object bursts forth with a dazzling display of light: the quince provides a burst of juicy, slightly green fruitiness, while the addition of pink pepper adds a rosy tingling warmth. After a brief moment, the middle stage emerges: incense wafts in like distant smoke, its softness enhanced by the creamy nuttiness of almond and the delicate texture of rice paper, which creates a powdery-smooth veil. These heart notes provide a grounding contrast to the initial brightness, infusing it with a tactile warmth. As the fragrance settles into the base, labdanum and tonka bean deepen the scent dramatically, imparting a rich, resinous sweetness that is almost molten. Olfactory notes: Amber, Sweet, Fruity Fragrance Family: Woody Aromatic Top notes: Quince, Pink Pepper Heart notes: Incense, Almond, Rice Paper Base notes: Labdanum, Tonka Bean Concentration: Eau de Parfum Made in USA Parfumeur: Jérôme Epinette Year of Launch: 2025 If you're wondering about how long "Celestial Object Liis" will last, Fragrantica says you can expect it to linger for about 6 hours. Ingredients: Alcohol Denat., Fragrance (Parfum), Water (Aqua/Eau), Benzyl Benzoate, Coumarin
