Creation of YSL Libre Diffuser

Libre is a classic. Confident scent projecting both strong and soft notes, perfect for any occasion. The lavender and mandarin mixes greatly with the white floral and woody tones. It's crisp and it's attention-grabbing. All the Libres are. Definitely not a blind-buy if you never smelled it but I'd say if you liked either Libre, there's a high chance you'll like the rest of them too - same goes for dislike.

A basic lavender and orange blossom fragrance. It's a silent perfume, the sillage is poor. It smells very nice, great for daily use. You can use it anywhere anytime. Doesn't last long so needs reapply during the day. It's not a risky fragrance I feel like it's not a fragrance that wouldn't be liked at all so it could be great if you want to gift it for someone.

Not my first choice of perfume, but I like it. I had gotten a tiny version of this fragrance as a gift from a family friend and was super excited to smell it. Definitely packs a punch when you first smell it. A scent that could be good for the workplace because it's elegant, a little sexy, and professional. But to me, it's best worn at night because it can be too bold and overwhelming. Lasts for hours, love how it smells after some time, but I pick this for specific occasions, don't see this as an everyday scent.

So versatile and pleasing. It's a great go-to.

It smells too much like a grandmother, but specifically one that is trying to hold onto her beauty and youth. The elements are there, but they don't work together. I imagine one of the women from 'Death Becomes Her' using this daily.