The birth of his daughter inspired perfumer Tianle to rediscover the sparkle in the olfactory world and capture that moment in this creation. For too long, we’ve been overshadowed by the dullness of adulthood, but with this light fragrance, all that pallor evaporates, giving way to a pure world of innocence and tenderness.
First Touch by Voice From the Sky is an innocent, powdery, soapy fragrance with an intriguing twist of milk, honey, and musk. A sweet, gentle scent in which lily of the valley, begonia, and lilac open the composition with light, airy grace. Together they lend the fragrance a watery elegance that echoes beautifully alongside First Hug, the collection's very first creation. As a burst of yuzu and watermelon appears, the scent comes alive once more, vibrant and dynamic. In the base, honey, milk, and musk sketch a warm, sweet undertone that gently reveals the natural, tender scent of a child's skin.
First Touch is a fragrance that remains subtly present, yet never overpowering and lingers beautifully. Returning to childhood again is impossible for us; however, this perfume, filled with companionship and love, could empower us, through children’s eyes, to once again interpret the world with goodwill.
Yuzu, Watermelon, Lily-of-the-valley, Begonia, Lilac, Milk accord, Honey, Musk
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Tianle Fing
Tianle Feng, the founder and in-house perfumer, was born into a family of perfumers in China. Spending much of his childhood in his father’s fragrance lab, Tianle was immersed in the olfactory world, which shaped his unique perspective on the industry.
After graduating from ISIPCA, Tianle returned to China to inherit the fragrance house founded by his father and launch his personal brand. Through scent, he documents his life: “Perfumery brings joy to both my work and my life. I use scents to capture life's ups and downs, and I hope to bring you a little comfort along the way.”










