Eau de parfum L’Homme Ultime Yves Saint Laurent

Having won over a large audience very quickly, it has been revisited many times. Thus, the summers of 2007 and 2008 were the occasion to see its summer variations appear. Seducers wishing to embellish themselves with a perfume for the evening also had the leisure to discover, in 2011, the emblematic La Nuit de l’Homme. Also, it is a new edition and a new facet of masculinity that is offered to us this time through the perfume L’Homme Ultime.

The new Yves Saint-Laurent man

If L’Homme Ultime offers us a new vision of man, more woody but still as fresh, the image of masculinity seen through the eye of the creator, for its part, is always as elegant. The Yves Saint-Laurent man is endowed with an innate charisma and a very contemporary masculinity. It has a brute force which nevertheless remains resolutely chic. Thus, his virility is unlike any other and his style displays multiple contrasts. This is why L’Homme by Yves Saint-Laurent has found a perfume in its image, playing on the duality of raw materials and seeking to hide its sensitivity under powerful materials. In reality, L’Homme Ultime is a perfect expression of Yves Saint-Laurent fashion, at once uninhibited, modern and uncompromising. His aura is almost magnetic. His complex personality only makes him more captivating. The Ultimate Man by Yves Saint-Laurent is a sort of masculine perfection, an olfactory incarnation of the ideal man as we like to imagine him in our wildest fantasies.

The woody and aromatic scent of L’Homme Ultime

If L’Homme by Yves Saint-Laurent has many assets in its possession to melt the hearts of the fairer sex, its fragrance seems to be at the height of its impalpable magnetism. The scent of L’Homme Ultime fragrance begins with a real burst of dynamism. Its flight is composed of bergamot, a fruit resulting from the cross between sour orange and lemon, and grapefruit, a citrus fruit containing more bitterness. Then, its aromatic facet comes into play via the presence of scarlet sage and cardamom. Geranium, meanwhile, brings more elegance to the whole while enhancing its spicy side. Thus, this is a way of asserting that The Ultimate Man does not lack temperament. The whole then gradually slips towards more sensuality thanks to the presence of amber wood. The cashmeran, meanwhile, envelops the whole in a veil and softness while L’Homme Ultime gradually asserts its masculinity through the presence of vetiver. Everything is presented in an emblematic bottle of the collection. It is a heavy and sleek glass cylinder giving us a glimpse of a pale blue juice. The set is capped with an octagonal metal cap similar to a huge bolt. In short, the aesthetic of this perfume is just as elegant as the summer that of its predecessors. set is capped with an octagonal metal cap similar to a huge bolt. In short, the aesthetic of this perfume is just as elegant as the summer that of its predecessors. set is capped with an octagonal metal cap similar to a huge bolt. In short, the aesthetic of this perfume is just as elegant as the summer that of its predecessors.

Yves Saint-Laurent men’s fragrances have always stood out for their chic and racy elegance and flowery sophistication. The Man born in 2006 was no exception to this rule and it is only natural that on the road to success he took seven magnificent variations in his wake. The Ultimate Man will therefore be offered to these gentlemen in 2016 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of this woody and chic Yves Saint-Laurent Man. For the occasion, her three talented perfumers will dress her in a remarkable musk rose …

L’Homme Ultime, the masculine woody rose by Yves Saint-Laurent < / h2>

Yves Saint-Laurent’s Man has not finished talking about him! It must be said that the aromatic-woody fern composition with violet accents created by Anne Flipo, Dominique Ropion, Céline Martin, and Pierre Wargnye already had in 2006 everything to please elegant men who like the inimitable style of the Yves Saint house. -Laurent.

As soon as it was released, L’Homme was acclaimed and the house quickly offered magnificent variations of this perfume which, by virtue of its contrasts, easily lent itself to games of reinterpretations. Summer bottles, intense version in 2013 with L’Homme Intense, more dynamic versions with L’Homme Cologne Gingembre or even L’Homme Libre, without forgetting of course the new more sensual and nocturnal range of La Nuit de L’Homme, L ‘Homme d’Yves Saint-Laurent has experienced change with the seasons and with the perfumers.

For its tenth anniversary, two of the original perfumers, Dominique Ropion and Anne Flipo, will work with the young and talented Juliette Karagueuzoglou in order to compose for this Man an Ultimate Man who will be even more contrasted and astonishing than the other variations. And the result is undoubtedly at the height of L’Homme and his favorite La Nuit de L’Homme, as this Ultimate Man exhales a rose never before seen in male perfumery which turns out to be much more daring than the other accords composed so far. ‘now for L’Homme.

When Dominique Ropion, Anne Flipo and Juliette Karagueuzoglou combine the masculine rose with L’Homme Ultime

“I ask researchers to do a study , as precise as possible, rose, jasmine, tuberose etc… to look at it in all the details and to feel all the molecules, even the most bizarre. And then, if I want to make a rose perfume, I start from a formula of this flower and decide to favor the spicy or fruity or citrus or jasmine aspect already present that it contains “& nbsp; Dominique Ropion, perfumer creator, among others, of L’Homme Ultime by Yves Saint-Laurent.

As Dominique Ropion likes to tell us, the damascene rose was worked in L’Homme Ultime in this way. so that for the first time in a masculine scent, she knew how to exhale her powers while making herself manly. But the damascene rose is not the only distinguished guest of this Ultimate Man who undoubtedly recalls the splendor and originality of Yves Saint-Laurent perfumes of the 90s.

Indeed the new freshness propels through the citrus notes a breath of absolute modernity which will be sustained in the heart by an unprecedented apple note also in a masculine, but above all energetic and fruity. The warmth of spices and amber woods will thus confront the freshness of the nervous notes of geranium and vetiver to better blend in with some wild virility of cashmeran.

L’Homme Ultime cultivates the beauty of opposites while offering a rose that is sometimes fresh, sometimes sensual to better preserve us in its addictive streaks.