Fragrances

A powdery floral-woody Cigar offshoot that pairs bergamot, lemon, and soft spice with violet, lily, black currant, jasmine, vanilla, sandalwood, and musk. It feels more refined and cosmetic than most of the Cigar line, using iris-like powder and violet sweetness to soften the woody base.

A spicy woody-oriental fragrance under a jasmine-themed name, combining saffron, cinnamon, nutmeg, oregano, cardamom, cashmere wood, papyrus, Madagascar vanilla, cedar, sandalwood, patchouli, amber, and musk. It feels warm, textured, and resinous, with the floral idea folded into a much more robust woody-spice structure.

A fresh woody-aromatic Cigar variation with a bright citrus opening, lavender and nutmeg through the heart, and a mossy patchouli-sandalwood-cedar base. It feels like the original Cigar dressed for a cleaner lounge setting: less fruity tobacco sweetness, more aromatic freshness and polished woods.

A darker resinous Cigar entry with rum, atlas cedar, iris, tobacco, Siam resin, guaiac wood, incense, vanilla, oud, amber, patchouli, musk, and immortelle. It feels the most mysterious of the modern Cigar branch: smoky-resinous, sweetly woody, and more niche-leaning than the original drugstore classic.

A feminine floral-woody musk in the Cigar family, opening with wild strawberry, citrus, orange blossom, and violet leaf before moving into rose, iris, lotus, lily, water jasmine, patchouli, vanilla, sandalwood, amber, and musk. It feels rosy and fruit-kissed, but the base keeps it warmer and woodier than a simple pink floral.

A brisk citrus-aromatic Cigar flanker with lemon, pomelo, mandarin, orange, orange blossom, ginger, geranium, nutmeg, seaweed, cedar, patchouli, moss, vetiver, and white musk. It feels cool, metallic, and fresh, emphasizing clean brightness over the original's warmer fruit-tobacco profile.

A newer parfum-strength Cigar branch built around lavender and bergamot, a floral-spiced heart of jasmine, coriander, and oakmoss, and a soft base of tobacco, vanilla, and musk. It feels sweeter and creamier than the original, with a noir label but a surprisingly smooth vanilla-tobacco dry-down.

A sweeter amber-vanilla Cigar variation with black currant, lemon, bergamot, rose, jasmine, Madagascar vanilla, tonka, sandalwood, white musk, amber, and cedar. It feels plush and comfortable, moving the Cigar DNA toward creamy tonka warmth and away from dry aromatic tobacco.

Cinéma is one of YSL’s most polished modern feminine signatures, blending clementine, almond blossom, jasmine, peony, amber, musk, benzoin, and vanilla in a luminous floral-amber structure. It feels glamorous, warm, and deliberately elegant without becoming overly dense.

The Eau de Toilette version of Cinéma lightens the original into a brighter and more sparkling floral style while preserving the line’s polished golden femininity. It feels softer, easier, and more daytime-friendly than the Eau de Parfum.

Cinnabar is a warm spicy oriental with clove, incense-like warmth, jasmine, orange flower, patchouli, and resins in a dense classical style. It feels rich, dramatic, and vintage-luxury coded.

Cinnamon Bun emphasizes spicy sweetness, pastry warmth, and a gooey bakery comfort rather than refined perfumery structure. It feels indulgent and fun.

A floral-fruity chypre created as a meeting point between Florence and Kyoto, blending bergamot, grapefruit, orange blossom, rose, green tea, musk, amber, and cedarwood. It feels airy and cultured, with a gentle East-meets-Mediterranean calm rather than loud contrast.

A coastal citrus-floral fragrance inspired by the Italian Riviera, with lemony brightness, aromatic herbs, soft flowers, woods, musk, and sunlit freshness. It feels breezy, colorful, and Mediterranean, more polished vacation air than heavy aquatic cologne.

A fresh yet poetic floral with yuzu, lime, ginger, grapefruit, cherry blossom, peony, litchi, watery reed, oolong tea, guaiac, cedar, and musk. It feels airy and refined, with a Japanese-inspired transparency that lets the citrus and tea notes glow around the softer floral core.

A polished unisex fragrance with a slightly magical, Mediterranean character, suggesting aromatic freshness, soft florals, and warm skin-like depth. It feels refined and a little elusive, with a gentle transition from brightness to smooth warmth.

Circus Fantasy pushes the line toward a brighter fruit-candy style with a flashy, extroverted personality. It feels cheerful, synthetic in a fun way, and very much built for easy, playful wear.

A polished citrus-vetiver fragrance with a bright opening of grapefruit, lemon, bergamot, and cedar before the scent turns greener, spicier, and more resinous. The heart adds elemi, violet, pimento, and nutmeg, giving the vetiver structure a lively aromatic bite rather than a plain dry grass effect. The base is woody and earthy, with Haitian vetiver, cedar, guaiac wood, labdanum, musk, Peru balsam, tonka, and patchouli creating a clean but grounded finish. It feels modern, crisp, and urban, with enough warmth underneath to keep the freshness from becoming thin.

A plush chypre-floral with rose, iris, leather, amber, and animalic shadows arranged in a glamorous vintage-leaning style. It feels powdered, assertive, and theatrical, like a red-lipstick evening scent with a sharper modern backbone.

A bright, modern Iconoclaste scent with citrus, woods, musk, and a clean urban edge. It feels streamlined and energetic, like a fresh white shirt under city lights: polished, optimistic, and easy to wear without becoming generic.