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Blessed Baraka and Grand Soir

What matters most to you?

Your answers sharpen what we pick for you.

InitioBlessed BarakaSmelled it?
Maison Francis KurkdjianGrand SoirSmelled it?

How they smell

What do they smell like?

Blessed Baraka smells of sandalwood, warm sweet resin and warm skin; Grand Soir smells of warm sweet resin and vanilla.

Blessed Barakasandalwood · warm sweet resin · warm skin · warm
Grand Soirwarm sweet resin · vanilla · dense

How they wear

Which lasts longest?

Grand Soir lasts longest: morning to night.

Blessed BarakaInto the evening 9–12 hours
Grand SoirMorning to night 12 hours or more

Which will others notice?

Grand Soir carries furthest: across a room.

Blessed BarakaSomeone beside you arm’s length
Grand SoirAcross a room across a room

When do they suit?

Blessed Baraka: every day, date nights and special occasions, in fall and winter; Grand Soir: the office, going out and special occasions, in winter.

Blessed BarakaEvery dayDate nightsSpecial occasionsFallWinter
Grand SoirOfficeGoing outSpecial occasionsWinter

Cost, and who they suit

Which costs least to wear?

Grand Soir, at about 39¢ a spray. Blessed Baraka costs about the same.

Blessed Baraka46¢ a spray $410 for 90 ml
Grand Soir39¢ a spray $275 for 70 ml

Who do they suit?

Blessed Baraka suits men and women of any age; Grand Soir suits older men and women.

Blessed BarakaMen and women of any age
Grand SoirOlder men and women

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