Yves Saint Laurent

 Libre Berry Crush Eau de Parfum 2-Piece Gift Set

Most Helpful Positive Review

A raspberry reinterpretation of the iconic Libre

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] For those of us who are fond of Libre's iconic floral lavender scent, the Libre Berry Crush Eau de Parfum is an enticing reinterpretation of the original Libre with an extra infusion of the alluring juiciness of raspberries. This one is abso...lutely amazing at bringing you into a state of indulgence. While exhilarating in its own way, this perfume gives a gentle salute to the core of Libre. To best describe this fragrance experience, imagine starting off with a slightly sweet raspberry note that then dries down into a warm, soft floral. It feels feminine and yet not overwhelmingly sweet. It really does hug the skin in a lovely way. This fragrance has an inviting vibe that will leave a noteworthy impression. It has a nice projection without being too heavy. There are characteristics of a sweet gourmand scent, while also coming off as mature and seductive. I have worn it consistently over the past several weeks and have received numerous comments from both friends and acquaintances to strangers in public. This stays as a long-lasting fragrance on my skin, as especially more so when combined with an unscented balm. Applied onto my main pulse points by gently dabbing onto the inner sides of my wrist, inner elbow and sides of my neck. This gives you a perfect amount of scent to personally enjoy the scent while having others pick up on it when they are standing close to you or when hugging. Overall, this perfume highlights the tanginess of raspberries crushed into Libre's warm floral signature scent, which sweetly intertwines the revitalizing French lavender and sensual Moroccan orange blossom. These base notes from France and Morocco come together like a song and dance. There is a lovely vibrance with the addition of coconut accord, which adds a factor of creaminess to effortlessly blend together the top notes. I personally appreciate that this rendition balances freshness with warmth, which is not an easy line to straddle between.