Cyan Fifolet Perfume Oil-intoxicating, musky watery aura of light, jasmine, lotus, marsh mud, honeysuckle, and sandalwood. 
 
If you were a kid who grew up in the south, chances are good you’ve been warned about the ole fifolet. If you were that child who loved to stay out all night long and play until the wee hours, some elder probably told you at some point to beware of the fifolet. It’s an old Cajun story that can take many mysterious forms. The fifolet was always out in the woods somewhere between dusk and dawn, lurking in the dark, causing people to become disoriented and lost. It was that strange eerie light play  that could make children disappear into thin air.
 
My own interpretation of the fifolet sees “him” in colors, predominantly a bluish-green cyan mixed with an orb of magenta. It’s like that sketchy mist rising swiftly over the swampy bayou that absorbs one from within. Out in the forest, all alone, the fifolet comes for all and especially preys on fear. Some people have been known to “feel” the fifolet coming and those few have lived to tell the tale.
 
The scent Cyan Fifolet is bluish cyan aura, a watery apparition. Southern florals of jasmine and honeysuckle dominate with hints of swamp lotus and beneath lies musky sandalwood.