L'Homme Le Parfum: The new fragrance from Yves Saint Laurent. Some fragrances are so famous that presenting them is almost unnecessary. Such is the case with L'Homme by Yves Saint-Laurent. Since its creation in 2006, this iconic juice has never stopped generating conversation.
Launched in 2006, the L'Homme fragrance collection by Yves Saint-Laurent has never stopped generating conversation. As proof, 14 years after its release, it is once again enriched with a new olfactory facet, this time placed under the sign of elegance and refinement. Available in France since March 16, 2020, L'Homme Le Parfum completes this well-known saga. The house, for its part, describes its essence as the most sophisticated expression of masculine seduction at Yves Saint-Laurent. So, what exactly is its composition? Here is an overview of the main ingredients included in its formula.
Who are the perfumers behind the composition of L'Homme Le Parfum?
L'Homme Le Parfum by Yves Saint-Laurent is a very rich, woody fragrance that combines the expertise of several perfumers. Indeed, for this creation, Yves Saint-Laurent decided to go all out and call on three noses among the most renowned in the world. L'Homme Le Parfum thus owes its existence to Anne Flipo, Dominique Ropion and Juliette Karagueuzoglou.
Anne Flipo is a perfumer who particularly appreciates the scents of nature. For her, each new creation is experienced as a challenge, and above all Anne Flipo wants each of her fragrances to be memorable.
Dominique Ropion, for his part, is a true star in his field. Countless olfactory best-sellers bear his signature, for all the greatest luxury houses. With him, every raw material is perfectly mastered. He is a true living encyclopedia of perfumery.
Finally, Juliette Karagueuzoglou rounds out this exceptional trio. Known for creations that are often light and romantic, here she reinforces the full elegance of this fragrance.
L'Homme Le Parfum, an infinitely woody fragrance
L'Homme Le Parfum is a juice as sophisticated as it is powerful. The man who wears this composition does not lack temperament. L'Homme Le Parfum nevertheless preserves the fresh, Italian scents of previous versions of its formula. Its fragrance opens on a scent of ozone and Italian lemon zest. Then, for added elegance, geraniums make their entrance in the heart. Its peppery side is immediately refreshed with mint, while violet leaf lends it a powdery, highly refined facet. It is then in the base that the scent of wood truly explodes. Vetiver and cedar intertwine, softened by cashmeran and ambroxan.
All of this is presented in a streamlined bottle, topped with a hexagonal cap, now tinted in a graduated blue, as though a drop of ink had slipped into this fragrance. Once again, L'Homme Le Parfum is embodied on screen by the seductive Vinnie Woolston, photographed by Billy Kidd and filmed by Colin Tilley.