Launched in 2006, Ange ou Démon (“Angel or Demon”) was created by perfumers Olivier Cresp and Jean-Pierre Bethouart as an ode to duality—purity and seduction locked in the same crystal drop.

The scent contrasts sparkling mandarin and saffron with velvety lily, creamy ylang-ylang and a dark swirl of tonka, vanilla and rosewood. It is a fragrant whisper that can be innocent or dangerously decadent, depending on the wearer.

Ange ou Démon is an amber-floral fragrance for women and men, released in 2006. The composition blends citrus, exotic florals and gourmand woods, creating a mysterious and captivating trail.

Top notes: saffron, mandarin orange, thyme. Heart notes: lily, orchid, ylang-ylang. Base notes: tonka bean, vanilla, rosewood, oak wood.

The opening is bright and spicy-sweet, quickly draped in narcotic white petals. As it dries down, creamy vanilla-tonka and polished woods glow close to the skin—angelic light with a devilish wink.

Longevity is high: up to 9 hours, with a sillage that invites but never overwhelms.