Lost Alice

Inspiration
Lost Alice is Atto IV, Scena I of the Opera collection, the act of dreams. The inspiration comes from chapter seven of Alice in Wonderland, A Mad Tea-Party, where one could almost smell the Hatter’s tea, milk, bread and butter in a bucolic setting. Add some scones for a very British cream tea, and the magic is complete. The notes follow the story: Smell Me at the top, Drink Me in the heart and Eat Me in the base.

Fragrance Family
Aromatic, tea-like gourmand

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Bergamot, ambrette seed, clary sage France, too much black pepper
Heart notes: Carrot heart, orris concrete, English tea, white roses (painted red)
Base notes: Sandalwood India, broom absolute Italy, Fleur de Lait (steamed milk accord)

Perfumer
Mackenzie Reilly

The Signature of Lost Alice
Lost Alice plays with contrasts that only meet in a dream. A generous dose of black pepper, perfectly balanced according to the house, collides in the opening with bergamot, ambrette seed and clary sage. The heart combines a carrot extract, earthy and slightly sweet, with orris concrete, English tea and white roses painted red. Sandalwood, honeyed broom and a steamed milk accord close with a creamy, almost cake-like softness.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
For us, Lost Alice is one of Masque’s most original scents: playful, literary and surprisingly wearable. Anyone who loves tea, iris and a touch of humour in perfume will find something special here.