T. LeClerc opens a new olfactory chapter with Le Poudré, inspired by the iconic rice powder that is the brand's signature. Its floral and powdery notes, subtly rounded by vanilla, evoke the velvety softness of this iconic powder. Once used by elegant women to mattify their skin and add a touch of fragrance, powdery perfumes are reinventing themselves and still seduce today with their elegance. This collection of three eaux de parfum explores the invisible thread of time that stretches throughout the day: three moments, three white flowers, and three powdery fragrances.

Le Poudré Frangipanier embodies the warmth of the sun at its peak. This sensual and luminous fragrance opens with floral notes of heliotrope, honeysuckle, and neroli, then blends with frangipani flower in an exotic roundness. The base notes reveal gourmand and powdery notes of vanilla, musk, and ambergris.

An elegant variation on our 50 ml format, this powdery yellow purse spray was designed to accompany you everywhere. Its refined, travel-friendly format slips easily into a handbag or travel kit. This refillable jewel-like bottle is ideal for fragrance touch-ups at any time of day.

Each fragrance has been carefully crafted in France in Grasse, the world capital of perfume, to capture the essence of powder with accords that inspire the delicacy and softness of velvet.

Due to the handcrafted crimping of the bottle, we recommend that you rotate the cap a quarter turn before lifting it when using it for the first time to preserve your fragrance perfectly.

To fully enjoy your Le Poudré fragrance, spray it about 20 cm away from your pulse points: the inside of your wrists, the hollow of your neck, behind your ears, or on the nape of your neck. These areas are naturally warmer, allowing the fragrance to diffuse throughout the day.

For a more enveloping scent, you can also lightly perfume your clothes or spray a cloud of perfume in front of you and walk through it.

Storage: To best preserve your perfume, we recommend storing it away from heat and humidity.