Seda France Liquid Hand Soap - Japanese Quince 12 oz /340ml

Will buy again

I love this Seda France scent, and, although expensive, the amazing scent did me in the first time I walked into a store that was burning their Japanese Quince candles... I have been hooked ever since! The soap scent does not last anywhere near as long as the scent from their candles, but is wonderful nonetheless, great for a guest bathroom! The fragrance I can only describe as pure, captivating zen. You MUST try the candles in Japanese Quince, they will delight your senses! LOVE!!!

About 50 years ago I had a friend who wore Estée Lauder Aliage, a citrusy scent that smelled heavenly on her. I bought some and it smelled like rotten tangerines on me! At the time, they also produced a candle with that scent, so I was able to enjoy it in my home. It’s no longer available, but still embedded in my olfactory memory. Recently I walked into a boutique and stopped dead in my tracks at the familiar scent… this was the same. My first purchase was their Diffusion set, which is in our guest bath and always gets compliments. I recently added the hand soap and absolutely love it. I don’t like perfumed products in general, but this is light and citrusy and delightful! Highly recommend!

Hard to find outside of specialty stores. Fair price

it is a very simple presentation with a very functional pump that expresses just the right amount of soap into your hands. Very fresh and clean.

Have ordered this many times in the past for family/friends. Unique smell elevates the cleansing experience. Have had multiple people ask about the soap and where we get it. Perfect guilty pleasure!

Love this scent of soap in powder room. It is very special.

Love the soap but the packaging in which it arrived allowed the soap dispenser to move around the box and spill out so once it arrived it was quite a bit less than full (which is disappointing since I wrote a package review and never heard back from the seller). The soap smells amazing though, just wish like I felt I was getting my money's worth.