New Fragrance: Lili Bermuda Sunkiss (Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone) 2017

 

Have you ever been to Bermuda? It is one of the most beautiful islands, just a short trip from Florida, with pink sand beaches, smiling people and of course sartorial uniqueness (even prominent businessmen and the constables wear Bermuda shorts!) It is also home to one of the oldest perfumeries, Lili Bermuda, established in 1928.

Today, perfumer Isabelle Ramsey –Brackstone is the nose and has created a lovely collection of “under the radar fragrances” for men and women. The newest release Sunkiss, is a summertime cocktail for the nose, perfect for summer

“Just imagine the young Lili on a holiday at the beach, lounging under an umbrella and enjoying an exotic cocktail or a delicious orange sundae”.

Notes: Bermuda Loquat, Orange Bigarade, Orange Flower, Vanilla Cream, Sandalwood and musk

Sunkiss is available various sizes and formulations: in Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, a solid compact and samples.

  https://www.lilibermuda.com/collections/ladies/sunkiss

Michelyn Camen, Editor in Chief    

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3 comments

  • Yes! I have been to Bermuda! A few years ago I was able to visit for a few weeks and it is gorgeous! Nothing like Pink Sand beaches.
    While I was there I was able to sample several of the fragrances of Lili Bermuda, my favorite being Bermudiana. I Fell in love with that fragrance and to this day, it was my most complimented fragrance I’ve ever worn. So,I have very special memories there! This new one sounds lovely and light. I’ve never heard of Bermuda Loquat. The ingredients sound perfect for a cruise around the island which happens quite a lot in the Bermudian summers. Great!

  • Just this morning I clicked on Lili Bermuda on the side bar ads because the “Bermuda” part caught my eye. The building they work in looks cool (I love old buildings). I have never been to Bermuda, but I would most defiantly go for a visit. I always research to see if there are any unique fragrance destinations when I travel. Their offerings have sparked my interest!

  • Dear HanneA, Thank you for your lovely comment. Bermudians is one of our classic fragrance that was introduced in the 1970’s, still very popular. Bermuda Loquats grow in trees and are some kind of a cross between between a plum and a peach. They are a bit tarty and really nice to eat while trekking on the railway trail or in the jungle. We hope you come soon to smell it in Bermuda!

    To Rox: Our house, Stewart Hall, is one of the oldest house of the new world. It was already built when the Governor gave the deeds to the first official owner Sir Walter Mitchell in 1707….but we truly believe that it was built just for us, as it is the nicest place in the world to make perfume.