Launched in 1996, Booster is signed by Jean Kerléo, Patou’s perfumer, who was then composing the Lacoste fragrances. The house now presents it as a lively, dynamic aromatic fougère: mint and orange up top, lavender and basil, and a base of cedar and vetiver. Its streamlined bottle bears the crocodile engraved in the glass, under a Lacoste-green cap.
A streamlined bottle with the crocodile engraved in the glass, topped with a Lacoste-green cap matching its box.
The house describes a modern, streamlined bottle that showcases the brand’s codes with the crocodile engraved in the glass. The box and the cap are Lacoste green, chosen to convey the fragrance’s freshness.
The original bottle took the form of a frosted glass flask, topped with a metallic green cap, according to Le-Parfum.fr. Varanis Ridari mentions a sprayer with a sliding lock, which in his view might explain part of its loyal following.