Sheer Lacy Sultan Essancy Eau de Parfum – for women and men

Top notes: passion fruit, peach, pear, raspberry, cassis (blackcurrant), sand accord
Heart notes: lily of the valley
Base notes: musk, sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, heliotrope

Sheer Lacy opens like a bright basket of fruit but quickly develops a softer, airier side. Passion fruit, peach, pear, raspberry and cassis meet an unusual sand accord. Lily of the valley stands alone in the heart before musk, sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli and heliotrope make the base creamier and more powdery.

The abundance of fruit gives the composition a feminine lean, while sand, patchouli and sandalwood keep it open enough for a unisex profile. Sheer Lacy feels tropical and juicy without becoming a simple fruit-candy scent. The base brings softness, while the dry sand accord creates distinctive contrast.

Passion fruit and cassis give the opening tension

Passion fruit is the most exotic part of the top. It feels sweet-tart, lively and unmistakably tropical. Cassis adds a darker, slightly bitter berry edge beside it. Together they stop peach and pear from making the beginning too smooth, gentle or predictably sweet.

Peach and pear provide roundness. Peach feels velvety and fruity, pear juicy and clear, while raspberry introduces a brighter berry tone. The result is not one dominant fruit accord but a layered mix of tropical acidity, soft fruit and darker berry character.

The sand accord changes that fruitiness decisively. It introduces a dry, mineral-like idea and removes some of the obvious sweetness from the opening. Beside passion fruit and peach, the effect is especially unusual: the fragrance can feel juicy and dry at the same time.

A single lily-of-the-valley heart creates space

After the generous fruit opening, the heart is surprisingly restrained. Lily of the valley stands alone with bright green-floral freshness. This change creates breathing room between intense fruit and the softer base instead of simply adding another collection of sweet or creamy notes.

The clean floral character of lily of the valley makes Sheer Lacy feel lighter. It is neither opulent nor heavy, but transparent and clearly outlined. Fruit from the opening remains recognisable while gaining a calmer frame, so the fragrance becomes noticeably more airy.

That reduction is exactly what makes the middle interesting. A large group of fruits is answered not by an equally large bouquet but by one bright flower. The shift changes the focus and prepares the transition toward musk, sandalwood and heliotrope with unusual elegance.

Vanilla and heliotrope bring powdery creaminess

The texture becomes softer in the base. Vanilla provides gentle sweetness and heliotrope adds a powdery-creamy floral nuance. Musk smooths both, while sandalwood contributes soft woodiness. The combination catches the fruit without simply extending its sweetness into the final stage.

Patchouli is the drier counterpoint. It grounds the base and prevents vanilla, heliotrope and musk from becoming overly fluffy. With sandalwood, it creates a soft but structured foundation that also connects naturally with the dry sand accord from the opening.

The base therefore closes a circle. Sand introduces dryness near the top, then patchouli and woods bring a related structure at the bottom. Lily of the valley and creamy notes sit between them. Despite its abundance of fruit, Sheer Lacy remains surprisingly balanced.

Tropical fruit with a softer grown-up side

Sheer Lacy suits a taste that enjoys passion fruit and peach but does not want straightforward tropical sweetness. Cassis, the sand accord and patchouli create contrast; lily of the valley adds brightness; vanilla, musk and heliotrope form a soft base. Each group has a clear purpose.

Its feminine lean comes from juicy fruit, bright florals and creamy vanilla. Sandalwood, patchouli and the dry sand accord keep the composition open enough to remain genuinely unisex. The fragrance therefore feels soft and inviting without becoming exclusively sweet or floral.

The proportions are unusual as well: abundant fruit, then one flower, followed by a more complex soft base. That structure separates Sheer Lacy from classic fruity-floral fragrances where the heart can feel just as crowded and colourful as the opening.

Why the sand accord matters more than it first appears

The sand accord gives Sheer Lacy a dry undertone that changes how the juicy fruits are perceived. It does not remove their sweetness; it frames it. Passion fruit, peach and pear gain more definition, and the later move toward patchouli and sandalwood feels more natural.

If you enjoy fruity scents combined with powdery vanilla and soft woods, this profile offers an individual twist. Sheer Lacy remains tropical and feminine-leaning, yet sand, lily of the valley and patchouli supply enough tension to keep the fragrance from becoming predictable.

Fragrance profile: fruity, tropical, floral, creamy and softly woody

	Top notes passion fruit, peach, pear, raspberry, cassis (blackcurrant), sand accord
	Heart notes lily of the valley
	Base notes musk, sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, heliotrope

Manufacturer:
Golden Whisper Perfumes Ind. LLC,
Al Sajaa Industrial Area,
Sharjah,
United Arab Emirates

Importer:
Bajwa Oriental Style e.K.,
Sonnenallee 34,
12045 Berlin,
Germany

Contact:
Email: info@oriental-style.de