Soleil Blanc

Toasty sun-kissed creamy skin. Gorgeous but really only wearable on a sunny summer day. Perfect for a bougie beach holiday.

Would probably be really nice on a women, too floral for me tho

Nice enough but very weak!

Smells super pleasant straight from the bottle - creamy and coconutty. Once I sprayed it, it started giving something between Chanel n.5 and Church 😞 Too much of white florals and benzoin for my liking...

@BaxterScents Yours is not a review, it is a rage. Probably you also reviewed the original from a dupe.

This fragrance has such mediocre performance. After a few hours there’s not much evidence to show you’re even wearing anything at all It barely projects off the skin 2 hours in Not to mention the unbelievably high price point for such a simply scent With that being said this is easily my favorite fragrance of all time.

Vintage.Vintage.Vintage. chanel no 5 Vintage

Obsessed with how much this smells like sunscreen because in summer I only want to smell like summer, but because of its price I'd still stick to Beach Walk by Maison Margiela for my sunscreen perfume fantasies.

White floral coconut sunscreen that turns into intimate projection after one hour. Great silage on the contrary. Great fragrance otherwise though. Perfect for layering imo

Granny pooped herself and tried to mask it with her voluptuous white floral perfume. Just a punch of indolic florals and nothing else

l share a fantastic idea I came up with: I layered Mugler Alien Goddess and Monotheme Venezia Tuberose, and the result was even better than Soleil Blanc.

when i first sprayed this, i thought "oh boy, this is not for me at all". all i could smell was citrus, lemon and tangerine. i am not a citrus person, i find the smell of oranges and tangerines to be gross (to the extent i cannot even eat or drink anything with a hint of them) though lemon i can stand a bit more. it was very surprising, because the only citrus note i saw in the listing was bergamot. a few minutes passed, and i gave it another smell. now it had turned into a coconut and tuberose heavy scent with a hint of lemon and ylang ylang. maybe a little bit of jasmine? it smelled just like sunscreen, one of those bougie ones with skincare benefits. that was a positive for me, i was looking for a sunscreen scent. for hours and hours, it stayed exactly like that. 6 hours after my initial spray, i only smell amber and tuberose. the coconut completely disappeared. while this smells very pleasant, it's nothing particularly special. i'm going to use up the sample that i do have, but i don't think it's worth the money for a full bottle. i would say this smells more like sunscreen than beachwalk, but it doesn't have the extra interest factor that beachwalk has with its more vintage feeling. 6/10

okay, so: i loved this perfume in the store- it smells very similar to a fancy sheraton hotel in fiji- very nostalgic and refreshing!! BUT: unfortunately, after wearing the perfume, i received some polite, but very honest reviews from friends and family, saying that it smells very plasticky and chemically on my skin :( now it just sits on my shelf and gathers dust which is very unfortunate. perhaps it is simply my skin chemistry, but a warning to all: make sure you test the perfume on your skin before your purchase!! :’(

For me I get coconut sunscreen and therefore quite unisex. Its nice and probably the only coconut I've actually enjoyed in a fragrance. Not worth the price unfortunately

Old lady goes to church.

Ylang-ylang and tuberose prominent scent with a hint of benzoin. Smooth blend and balance. White-floral forward, dry, lightweight, citrusy, and unique. Good sillage and longevity.

this kind of smells like a way brighter and softer version of black orchid

For me it opens with sweet quite heavy white floral scent, and it stays like that for some time. This is not the stage I enjoy, because it smells very similar to some real white flowers in full bloom where the smell is so strong, that it kinda have some animalistic note. Then it sets closer to skin and changes to distinct creamy cocunut scent with additional floral notes. This stage I like better, but it's also a bit too sweet or too floral for me. All in all, perfum gives sunny summer beach vibes, but a more expensive version of it, like lazy day on a yacht. When I use it, I like the impression that it gives, but as It's not my thing, I can smell it on me for almost all day and don't feel like me. But if you like coconut and white flowers, definitely give it a try. Projection is moderate, which for me is good, but the longevity of this second skin phase is really good.

This fragrance is white hot sand mixed with ocean air. I imagine if two lovers spent the whole day together in a room with an oceanfront view, they would smell like this by evening. Soleil Blanc is divine. The initial “sunscreen” whiff adds an air of playfulness that draws the wearer in with flashbacks to happy memories of July days spent in the pool, before the other notes take over and the wearer realizes this is something else entirely. The coconut dry-down is creamy, and its balance with the floral notes ensure the coconut does not become too lactic or saccharine as coconut typically does. The unsung heroes of this fragrance are the amber and wood notes. These two blend together in a manner that makes Soleil Blanc truly unisex. Most believe this is a more feminine fragrance, though I strongly encourage all to wear this. If Achilles were not prideful to a fault, or marked by constant battle and brutality (as the myth goes), I imagine he would wear this. It is sunny and clean and warm and coastal. The sillage is intimate, though stronger when worn in the heat. Any fragrance costing this much is frankly immoral, though I imagine this is a one-time buy. Not because it isn’t tempting enough to be worn daily, but rather, it deserves to only be worn during special moments. On days spent with someone close enough to catch the sillage, or your third night in a row clubbing in Ibiza, trying to revitalize yourself with a scent to remind you that you are “it.” The “yacht club” reputation that this fragrance has feels far too cold for what it actually is. The coconut, wood, florals, and faint spice ground this fragrance in a way which evokes Venus rising from the waters, not a crowd of people wearing Loro Piana, drunk off Sauvignon Blanc. You could probably only afford this if you have a yacht club membership, though. 10/10. Soleil Blanc crosses my mind every day.

smells like cheap sunscreen in a way that I find mostly unpleasant - similar to Vacation by Arquiste for me

Tom Ford soleil blanc was my first ever fragrance, Iwas gifted it when I knew nothing about fragrances yet I still remember wearing on a hot tropical summer’s day. I think it is probulay one of my favorite beach/island/boat scents in all of perfumery. The perfectly executed coconut aspects are amazing. However, the smell of the presence of vanilla inside this fragrance seem more noticeable than what Fragrantica displays.

One of my favorite Tom Ford fragrances ever, which is really saying something about the artistry that goes into their formulation as I typically don't love pistachio or cardamom. This fragrance is just beautiful. It's bright but also soft and smooth, calming but somehow still uplifting. It smells like expensive sunshine.

Wow. I got a tiny sample from Sephora. I would love to get my hands on a full-size bottle of this. Or a really good Arabic dupe lol. At first spray, this perfume smells very uplifting and minty to me, even though mint is not one of the notes. Coconut florals with a hint of pistachio. Summer vibes for sure.

a very safe scent if you like something light and clean. for me it starts very floral and alcoholic and then dissipates into a pleasant light coconut, floral, sunscreen scent. I know not everyone likes the sunscreen smell but I love it here as it’s not overpowering at all! Longevity and projection could be better for the price point but to me this feels like a “quiet wealthy” vibe lol. Love this scent.

Absolutely gorgeous scent. It feels elegant but also low-key. Also gives the wearer a sophisticated, chic and beachy feel. Though, I don't really get how it can smell like sunscreen. Heavily smells of a sweet and flowery creamy coconut. After a while (4-6ish hours) it gets to be a mellow flowery scent. Unisex leaning feminine, to me. A man could wear it if he's comfortable in it. See it as more of a summer scent, but could definitely work in the late spring or even very early autumn. Overall, I love this one. Will most likely be my summer scent for years.

Kilian Sunkissed Goddess and Tom Ford Soleil Blanc live in the same golden summer world, but they don’t feel exactly the same to me. Soleil Blanc feels more polished, more dressed-up, more “white linen at a luxury resort.” Sunkissed Goddess feels softer, creamier, warmer — like sun-kissed skin after a long beach day. Both have that beautiful holiday mood, but in different ways. Tom Ford is the elegant version. Kilian is the more sensual one. If Soleil Blanc is a chic beach club with a white dress and gold jewelry, Sunkissed Goddess is warm skin, loose hair, sunset light, and that quiet feminine glow. For me, both are not just summer perfumes. They are perfumes for when you want to smell like expensive skin, sunshine, and a holiday you never want to end. 🤍

Honestly there are none of the notes that I usually enjoy in a fragrance but I think this is just a perfect scent. It’s just beautiful. Summery, sophisticated, calming, light and relaxing. Classy and clean. I love how this smells.

SOLEIL BLANC PARFUM - 2026 BOTTLE It's just simply refined, exquisitely refined and smells of what you can imagine to be the very most expensive suntan lotion - but it's worth it, there are nuances in this besutiful perfume that are not in a dupe. There is a certain trick to wearing this perfume, especially to the uninitiated. WHEN TO TEST Always test this in warm weather, 22 degrees or higher, this ensures your experience is as pleasurable as possible and you won't be saying..."but I can't smell anything". PRE SKIN PREP You will need to oil yourself up unless you are lucky enough to have naturally oily skin. Safely go in with coconut, ylang ylang or a bergamot scented moisturiser, even Amber depending on what feeling you're going for. SPRAY COPIOUSLY Lay it down and don't touch your skin for 5 minutes. You have to spray a lot because it just won't work it has to be all over your skin. its a shame there isn't a heavy body cream of this like Bronze Goddess had, maybe you need a Fenty one underneath or the Allegoria could ciment it you need to try. LAYERING Khayali Musk Santal 34 - pumps up the floral and amber elements of Soleil nicely Next SUMMER SUN body oil glitter also goes well over this without overwhelming it. It's pumping amber and tiari on. It's ironic of course... as Tom Ford Bronze Goddess was the predecessor!

The idea that all TF fragrances are labeled as unisex is really funny to me. This, much like Lost Cherry, is a feminine scent. Of course it can be worn by men, but it's still a feminine scent. With that out of the way: I really like this (enough to own a very expensive bottle) but not as much as others. This is a very safe Tom Ford. It's almost sweet but barely, the florals even out the top notes quickly and the main emphasis is the coconut. This is definitely a fragrance for the warmer months, I don't see it making sense during fall or winter. I personally see it more as a daytime/sunset scent for spring and a nighttime scent for hot summer nights. It's also sweet enough to be appealing to the gourmand-fans without being cloying and while maintaining an elegant profile (which a lot of coconut fragrances fail at). It's definitely refined. I get why some people get sunscreen from it, but I really think it's a much more complex fragrance than that. All things considered, it is a relatively safe blind-buy for those who enjoy vaguely sweet, light coconut vibes, but it has a weak sillage and longevity for the price point it's at, so definitely keep that in mind. This is one of those you'd have to douse yourself in to get compliments out of it, and dousing yourself in it probably costs a few bills each time. It's a bit like Céline perfumes with the whole "the intimate sillage is part of the sexy wealthy appeal", so if you want a loud summer going out fragrance I don't think this is it. Also, seeing as it's a perfume for the hotter months, I'd mostly assume most people wearing it will be attending outside events where its sillage will be even worse lol. I wear it to work and chic outtings in the summer but it's not one of the big compliment getters, it's more of an elegant, subdued one.

This is a 100% feminine fragrance. Very similar to Beach Walk.