Frequently Asked Questions about Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent
What does Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent smell like?
Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent features top notes of Bergamot, Lily-of-the-Valley, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of English Marigold, Jasmine, and Myrrh, and base notes of Amber, Opoponax, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
Who created Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent?
Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent was created by Jean-Louis Sieuzac.
When was Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent released?
Opium Secret de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent was released in 1992.
Opium Secret de Parfum is a fragrance by Yves Saint Laurent. Released in 1992. Created by Jean-Louis Sieuzac. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Lily-of-the-Valley, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of English Marigold, Jasmine, and Myrrh, and base notes of Amber, Opoponax, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
OMG! Ths is absolutely massive! Yet it's still a little more reserved and feels less raw and sexy (for want of a better word) than the original Opium which is an immense, classic perfume. This is much more of that kind of hardcore chypre with apricot powder and a carnation sort of feel to me. However running quite prominantly unerneath it's a huge amber accord and I can get that myrhh/opoponax could be driving the whole thing. That unpretty 'wild flower' effect of Opium comes through too, the marigold accord perhaps? I mean I doubt you'd even be visiting this Fragrantica page unless you're a hardcore perfumista and if you find a well kept sample or bottle of this I almost guarantee that Opium Secret will deliver a proper perfume experience and something you will somewhat be expecting. You'll love it basically. I know I do.
OMG! Ths is absolutely massive! Yet it's still a little more reserved and feels less raw and sexy (for want of a better word) than the original Opium which is an immense, classic perfume. This is much more of that kind of hardcore chypre with apricot powder and a carnation sort of feel to me. However running quite prominantly unerneath it's a huge amber accord and I can get that myrhh/opoponax could be driving the whole thing. That unpretty 'wild flower' effect of Opium comes through too, the marigold accord perhaps? I mean I doubt you'd even be visiting this Fragrantica page unless you're a hardcore perfumista and if you find a well kept sample or bottle of this I almost guarantee that Opium Secret will deliver a proper perfume experience and something you will somewhat be expecting. You'll love it basically. I know I do.