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L'Eau Super Majeure d'Issey
Issey Miyake
Release year:
2018
Super Majeure strengthens the marine freshness of L’Eau Majeure with more presence and a slightly denser woody base. It feels more assertive while staying crisp.
L'Eau Trois
Diptyque
Release year:
1975
A smoky incense fragrance with woods and spice that still feels surprisingly fresh despite its church-like materials. It has the contemplative coolness of resin and stone, but enough lift to keep the composition from becoming austere.
Le Bain
Joop!
Release year:
1988
Le Bain softens the Joop! identity into a creamy amber-floral with powdery warmth and a comforting smoothness. It feels intimate, plush, and more quietly sensual than the louder mainline releases.
Lebanon Cedar
Abdul Samad Al Qurashi
Release year:
—
A cedar-focused fragrance with dry pencil-shaving woods, soft resin, and clean musk. It feels elegant and restrained, using cedar’s cool aromatic dryness as a counterpoint to the house’s sweeter amber and oud materials.
Le Barbier de Tanger
MDCI Parfumes
Release year:
2016
A green aromatic fougère with basil, cardamom, citrus, lavender, petitgrain, galbanum, pineapple, apple, patchouli, vetiver, oakmoss, and ambered woods. It evokes an old-world barbershop without becoming dusty or severe, balancing classic cleanliness with a brighter fruit-tinted freshness and a very polished finish.
Le Bateleur
Dolce & Gabbana
Release year:
2009
Le Bateleur is a fresher aromatic masculine from the Anthology line, built around bright fruit, herbs, and clean woods. It feels breezy and more casual than The One for Men.
Le Beau
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2019
Le Beau opened a new tropical masculine line for the brand, built around coconut, tonka, and bright freshness in a seductive but easygoing style. It feels playful, smooth, and very accessible.
Le Beau Flower Edition
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2025
Flower Edition adds a more decorative and floral-tropical twist to Le Beau while preserving the line’s easy sensuality. It feels playful, current, and clearly positioned as a modern themed flanker.
Le Beau Le Parfum
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2022
Le Beau Le Parfum enriches the tropical Le Beau formula with more sweetness, depth, and a darker woody-amber finish. It feels more concentrated and seductive than the original.
Le Beau Narcisse
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2026
Le Beau Narcisse is listed as a new 2026 men’s release, described as a floral woody musk fragrance with bergamot, coconut, musk, orange blossom, vanilla, tonka bean, and vetiver. It appears to continue the tropical-beautified Le Beau universe in a lighter floral-musky direction.
Le Beau Paradise Garden
Jean Paul Gaultier
Release year:
2024
Le Beau Paradise Garden expands the tropical masculine side of the house with a greener and more aquatic paradise concept, blending coconut freshness with a smoother woody base. It feels bright, playful, and highly wearable.
Le Canotier
Rogue Perfumery
Release year:
2018
A straw-hat summer masculine with citrus, herbs, dry woods, and a breezy vintage cologne mood. It feels relaxed and sunlit rather than aquatic, with a classic gentlemanly freshness that stays crisp and lightly textured.
Le Cèdre
Miller Harris
Release year:
2017
A cedarwood fragrance with black pepper, cashmere wood, and dry aromatic warmth. It feels structured and confident, turning cedar into something polished, peppered, and subtly smoky.
Le Chant de Camargue
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Release year:
2019
A milky-saline floral with bergamot, rice, soft hedione radiance, and sandalwood. It feels white, airy, and slightly aquatic, as though sea breeze and sunlit rice fields had been distilled together.
Le Chevrefeuille
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2002
A luminous honeysuckle scent that feels airy, floral, and springlike. It has a fresh, open quality that gives it an almost watercolor delicacy, yet it remains clearly shaped and memorable.
Le Cirque Bleu
Prissana
Release year:
2018
A blue-toned vintage-inspired fragrance with a theatrical floral-chypre character, balancing cool florals, mossy depth, spice, and a slightly smoky drydown. It feels dramatic and old-fashioned in the best way, like stage light cutting through powder and velvet.
Le Coupé / Le Coupe
Lomani
Release year:
1996
A discontinued masculine with a classic fresh-spicy fougère profile and a warm mossy-woody base. It feels very much like an archive Lomani scent: clean, brisk, masculine, and built with a traditional cologne backbone.
Le Cri / Le Cri de la Lumière
Parfum d'Empire
Release year:
2017
A luminous floral-musky scent that trades in radiance rather than heft, with airy white petals, a cool mineral sheen, and a bright almost crystalline lift. It feels more vertical and glowing than most of the house, as though light itself were being drawn into a soft floral trail.
Le De
Givenchy
Release year:
1957
Le De is an elegantly structured floral with jasmine, ylang-ylang, and a refined green backbone. It feels poised and classic, with the kind of balance that defines vintage French perfumery.
Leder 6
J.F. Schwarzlose Berlin
Release year:
2015
A supple leather fragrance with saffron, smoky resins, milk-like softness, vanilla, incense, and storax. It reads as Berlin nightlife in leather jacket form: warm, slightly dangerous, and sensual, but rounded enough to feel elegant rather than rough.