This line reminds me of that Guerlain line where they all have the custard, vanilla base (double vanille, Tonka imperiale...etc) and this stuff is heavy in its vanilla element. However another thing it’s shares with the Guerlains is undeniable quality and excellence and a real feeling that it’s evoking something new. Vinyle truly is like nothing else I’ve ever tried and for that alone should be applauded. It’s a deeply, deeply resinous fragrance which has the smoothness of myrrh and vanilla but with an unknown and even slightly perplexing element which definitely evokes vinyl. Now I have to say records are the only thing I own more of than fragrances and both new or old I can’t say this smells like them. Perhaps a little but I get more of a sexy, vinyl catsuit vibe from it. Again I don’t know if this is imagined but some synthetic, plasticy element shoved in the mix with very organic resin and sweet creamy vanilla makes this fragrance complete. Perfect some might say...Well me anyway I kinda want this.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent
What does Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent smell like?
Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent features top notes of Bergamot and Pink Pepper, middle notes of Immortelle and Myrrh, and base notes of Anise, Resins, and Vanilla.
Who created Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent?
Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent was created by Juliette Karagueuzoglou.
When was Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent released?
Vinyle by Yves Saint Laurent was released in 2016.
Vinyle, from Yves Saint Laurent was released in 2016. The perfumer behind this creation is Juliette Karagueuzoglou. It has the top notes of Bergamot and Pink Pepper, middle notes of Immortelle and Myrrh, and base notes of Anise, Resins, and Vanilla.
This line reminds me of that Guerlain line where they all have the custard, vanilla base (double vanille, Tonka imperiale...etc) and this stuff is heavy in its vanilla element. However another thing it’s shares with the Guerlains is undeniable quality and excellence and a real feeling that it’s evoking something new. Vinyle truly is like nothing else I’ve ever tried and for that alone should be applauded. It’s a deeply, deeply resinous fragrance which has the smoothness of myrrh and vanilla but with an unknown and even slightly perplexing element which definitely evokes vinyl. Now I have to say records are the only thing I own more of than fragrances and both new or old I can’t say this smells like them. Perhaps a little but I get more of a sexy, vinyl catsuit vibe from it. Again I don’t know if this is imagined but some synthetic, plasticy element shoved in the mix with very organic resin and sweet creamy vanilla makes this fragrance complete. Perfect some might say...Well me anyway I kinda want this.