Nicolaï's hair mists carry your perfume all the way to your hair, for a trail that follows you throughout the day. Composed around the fragrances signed by Patricia de Nicolaï, they scent with delicacy while respecting the hair fiber. Another way to wear French haute parfumerie, closer to you.
What is a hair mist?
A hair mist is a light scented veil, designed to lay a fragrance over the hair rather than the skin. Hair holds perfume longer and releases it with every movement, for a subtle, living trail. At Nicolaï, this hair mist is far from a mere accessory: it takes one of the Maison's fragrances and renders it in an airy texture, spritzed in a single gesture, without weighing the hair down. A discreet, sensory way to extend your perfume, from morning to night.
Two mists, two signatures
The Patchouli hair mist wraps the hair in a deep, woody trail, where lavender and geranium brighten the richness of patchouli. The Poudre de Musc hair mist plays a very different score, soft and powdery, prolonging the feeling of freshly washed skin. Two ways to scent your hair, one intense, the other tender, both faithful to the Maison's olfactory standard.
Extending the gesture of perfume
The hair mist is part of a wider ritual, that of the Bath & Body range, where perfume unfolds on the skin as much as the hair. To scent and hydrate the hands, discover our hand cream; for the body, our body care and our scented soaps; and for a freshness that lasts, our scented deodorants. So many daily gestures carried by the same fragrances.
The perfume, first
What sets a Nicolaï hair mist apart lies in what it holds: not a generic scent, but one of the Maison's fragrances, signed by Patricia de Nicolaï, the first woman perfumer to found her own house. That is the whole point of this range: to bring French haute parfumerie within reach, in the simplest gestures of everyday life.
