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L'Eau d'Ambre Extrême
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Release year:
2001
A richer and more expansive interpretation of the original amber, deepening the resins and spice while staying smooth. It feels fuller, darker, and more evening-ready than L'Eau d'Ambre.
L'Eau de Blixen / Body Splash Cologne Blixen
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2021
A woody green splash cologne inspired by Karen Blixen and the atmosphere of African landscapes. Vetiver, hyacinth, osmanthus, patchouli, musk, styrax, and ambrette create a dry safari-style freshness with floral shadows and musky warmth. It feels airy, dusty, botanical, and quietly adventurous.
L'Eau de Chloé
Chloe
Release year:
2012
L’Eau de Chloé freshens the signature rose style with citrus lift and greener facets, making it breezier and more relaxed than the core Eau de Parfum. It feels crisp and springlike.
L'Eau de Concombre / Eau Simple de Concombre
Phaedon
Release year:
2014
L'Eau de Concombre is a cool aquatic-green fragrance centered on cucumber, melon-like wateriness, and clean pale woods. It feels spa-like and transparent, with enough mineral freshness to make the cucumber accord feel crisp rather than sweet.
L'Eau de Corse Cologne / La L'Eau de Corse
Oriza L. Legrand
Release year:
1937
A bitter-orange and myrtle cologne with a Mediterranean island freshness. Citrus peel, aromatic greenery, and a light herbal bitterness make it sharper and more textured than a standard orange cologne. It feels sunny, dry, breezy, and naturally elegant.
L'Eau de Kakuzô / Body Splash Cologne Kakuzo
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2018
A tea-green cologne inspired by Okakura Kakuzō and the ceremony of tea. Green tea, gyokuro, cedarwood, coriander, and hedione create a serene, transparent structure with a clean botanical lift. It feels calm, refined, and contemplative, more like cool tea vapor and cedar air than a conventional citrus cologne.
L'Eau de L'Eau
Diptyque
Release year:
2008
A modern echo of L’Eau that keeps the clove-and-cinnamon spine of the original but frames it with brighter citrus and a more transparent aromatic structure. It feels fresher, brisker, and easier to wear than the 1968 classic, while still carrying that unmistakable spiced Diptyque signature.
L'Eau de Leopardi / Body Splash Cologne Leopardi
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2018
A delicate citrus cologne inspired by Giacomo Leopardi and romantic melancholy. Sicilian orange, bitter orange, neroli, verbena, and petitgrain keep it uncluttered, crisp, and poetic. It feels intimate and luminous, like citrus trees in pale afternoon light rather than a brash summer splash.
L'Eau de Louÿs / Body Splash Cologne Louys
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2019
A soft musky floral cologne inspired by Pierre Louÿs, built around white musk, ylang, orchid, and moss. It feels powdery, wadded, and skin-like, with a gently erotic softness rather than overt sweetness. The result is intimate, clean, and quietly sensual.
L'Eau de Marceline / Body Splash Cologne Marceline
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2018
A poetic floral cologne inspired by Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, composed around orange blossom, honeysuckle, cherry water, iris, ylang, and rose. It feels airy, feminine, and gently romantic, like a transparent flower infusion rather than a dense bouquet.
L'Eau de Néroli
Diptyque
Release year:
2008
A luminous neroli composition where petitgrain, tarragon, verbena, and citrus give the orange-blossom heart both brightness and green definition. It feels sunny and airy rather than syrupy, finishing with a lightly waxed and musky softness that keeps it elegant.
L'Eau de Phaedon
Phaedon
Release year:
2014
L'Eau de Phaedon is a clean citrus-floral cologne with bright freshness, airy white flowers, and a soft green-musk drydown. It feels transparent, graceful, and very wearable, more like a relaxed modern eau than a sharp traditional cologne.
L'Eau des Hespérides
Diptyque
Release year:
2008
A bright bitter-orange fragrance sharpened by green herbs, mint, and spice, with enough cedar and musk in the base to keep it from disappearing into simple citrus freshness. It feels sparkling and Mediterranean, but also slightly wild, like a citrus grove with sun on the leaves and stems.
L'Eau de Sonia Rykiel
Sonia Rykiel
Release year:
1998
L’Eau de Sonia Rykiel lightens the house style into a softer fresh floral with gentle citrus and a delicate woody-musky base. It feels clean, airy, and especially suited to spring and summer wear.
L'Eau de Tagore / Body Splash Cologne Tagore
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2019
A meditative woody-amber cologne inspired by Rabindranath Tagore. Incense, patchouli, cedar, and amber form a calm introspective accord that is warm but still uncluttered. It feels spiritual, dry, softly smoky, and ideal for layering with the darker Eau de Parfum compositions.
L'Eau de Taïpi / Body Splash Cologne Taipi
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
2020
An exotic tropical cologne inspired by Herman Melville, with tiare, frangipani, coconut, tamarind, citrusy brightness, and white musk. It feels sunny and escapist, but lighter than a beach perfume: floral, creamy, breezy, and happy, like a white-musk lagoon framed by tropical blossoms.
L'Eau de Tarocco
Diptyque
Release year:
2009
A juicy bitter-orange fragrance with a softer, more fleshy citrus profile than the sharper Hespérides style, touched by saffron and clean woods. It feels cheerful and sunlit, yet still composed, like the peel, pith, and juice of a blood-orange served on a cool plate.
L'Eau de Winsor / Body Splash Cologne Winsor
Jardins d'Écrivains
Release year:
—
A flamboyant floral-amber cologne inspired by Kathleen Winsor and historical romance. Rose, saffron, amber, jasmine, white musk, and oakmoss create a warm, dramatic trail with a soft exotic base. It feels golden, romantic, and a little theatrical, with jasmine and saffron adding color to the musky mossed finish.
L'Eau d'Hiver
Frederic Malle
Release year:
2003
A gauzy powdery floral that feels like warm breath in cold air, with heliotrope-like softness, pale musk, and a gentle almondy haze. It never really announces itself; instead it settles into a delicate cloud that feels intimate, calm, and beautifully understated.
L'Eau d'Issey
Issey Miyake
Release year:
1992
L'Eau d'Issey became one of the defining aquatic florals of modern perfumery, combining lotus, melon, lily, and watery transparency into a fragrance that feels clean, luminous, and serene. It has a light-filled elegance that helped define the brand's identity.