YSL · 2020 · Anne Flipo and Carlos Benaïm
Libre
YSL says
You’ll smell mandarin essence, bergamot essence, lavandine essence from France, Diva lavender heart, jasmin Sambac absolute, living orchid accord, orange blossom flower absolute, vanilla extract Madagascar, vetiver essence, ambergris accord and tonka absolute from Venezuela.
More from YSL’s description
It also mentions lavender from France, orange blossom from Morocco, blazing orchid accord, lavender essence from France, Moroccan orange blossom, glowing orchid, warm vanilla, ORANGE BLOSSOM FROM MOROCCO, DIVA LAVENDER HEART FROM FRANCE, VANILLA BOURBON PURE JUNGLE ESSENCE™ FROM MADAGASCAR, INTENSE VANILLA BOURBON FROM MADAGASCAR, liquorous captivating rhum accord, FRESH LIVING ORANGE FLOWER FROM MOROCCO, VIBRANT DIVA LAVENDER FROM FRANCE, lavender from France, orange blossom from Morocco and greedy vanilla from Madagascar.

Top notesthe first minutes
Heartthe first hours
Dry-downhours later

Top notesthe first minutes

Heartthe first hours

Dry-downhours later

On the label
What’s inside it
11 scent ingredients on the label, familiar names first.
2 citrus1 herbs & lavender6 florals1 sweet1 powder
Herbs & lavender1
Sweet1
Heart4
the first hours
Dry-down4
hours later
Named by YSL, never on a label
Mandarin essence
Bergamot essence
Lavandine essence from France
Jasmin Sambac absoluteLiving orchid accord, not in Ingredients yet
Orange blossom flower absolute
Vanilla extract Madagascar
Vetiver essenceAmbergris accord, not in Ingredients yet
Tonka absolute from VenezuelaWearers say
How far it carries
Perfumers call it sillage.
Close to the skin
An arm’s length
Across a room
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