7e Sens by Sonia Rykiel (1979)

7e Sens information

Year of Launch	1979
Gender		Feminine
Availability	Discontinued
Average Rating	(based on 12 votes)
People and companies
House		Sonia Rykiel
Perfumer		Françoise Caron
Packaging		Serge Mansau
Parent Company	Selective Beauty > Selective Beauty Luxury division

About 7e Sens

7e Sens is a feminine perfume by Sonia Rykiel. The scent was launched in 1979 and the fragrance was created by perfumer Françoise Caron. The bottle was designed by Serge Mansau

7e Sens fragrance notes

Top Notes
- Aldehydes,
- Plum,
- Peach,
- Bergamot,
- Coriander,
- Violet,
- Cardamom,
- Angelica
Heart Notes
- Mirabelle plum,
- Narcissus,
- Carnation,
- Jasmine,
- Ylang ylang,
- Rose,
- Honey
Base notes
- Leather,
- Musk,
- Vanilla,
- Sandalwood,
- Amber,
- Oakmoss,
- Civet,
- Patchouli,
- Castoreum,
- Coriander,
- Vetiver

Reviews of 7e Sens

There are 3 reviews of 7e Sens.

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cheryl Show all reviews

Canada

Notes seem to include carnation, narcissus, honey, and animalics. On my skin there is a smokey/leather effect...and a slight hint of cigarettes. It's dirrrrrrrrrrrrty. In the fall weather, it's playing better than in the summer heat.

08^th September, 2010

jiugi Show all reviews

United States

7e Sens is one of the more wonderful scents ever created. I miss it terribly, and want so much for it to be remade. IF anyone has any information about this scent, I would appreciate it. IT has been a let down for me, all these years, without it. Sonia, make it again. This scent has a lot of fans out there, very sophisticated, deep, meaningful scent.

15^th November, 2008

Derby Show all reviews

A quietly stunning evening man slayer! Deep, dark and mysterious complex tones embedded in sheer mystery. A very serious fragrance for the woman with one thing on her mind - to get the job done (whatever the job may be). A sophisticated yet no - nonsense scent.

17^th October, 2005

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